April 6, 2025 - 18:31

A viral video has captured a man's outrage over the exorbitant fees charged by private schools for textbooks, with prices soaring to as much as Rs 6,000. In the video, the man passionately criticizes the education system, questioning the rationale behind such high costs for essential learning materials. His frustration resonates with many parents who feel the financial burden of private education is becoming increasingly unsustainable.
The man humorously suggests that the high prices could only be justified if the books were bound in silver, highlighting the absurdity of the situation. This sentiment reflects a growing concern among families regarding the rising costs associated with private schooling, which often extend beyond tuition fees to include expensive uniforms, extracurricular activities, and, notably, textbooks.
As the video gains traction, it has sparked discussions on social media about the need for greater transparency and regulation in the pricing of educational materials. Many are calling for reforms to ensure that quality education remains accessible to all, without the heavy financial strain.
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