The Word Free is Problem in Nepalese Schools

The word 'free' is a problem in itself. It has become the new 'Marxist fish'. It is shocking to see that the Marxist communist government, which trains workers by uttering the Chinese proverb, "Give food to the hungry, not fish," does not understand or does not want to understand it. People are being pushed into new slavery by showing lollipops of some free services, facilities and goods. Because the serious question is why is freeness becoming so expensive? The answer is simple, there is a game of rampant policy corruption, the dominance of commissions and the superstition of irregularities. That is why the quality of every thing and service that is called free is low. 

If the masses still pursue free speech without understanding it, this Marxist fish will push them into slavery that will never be free. Remember, Marxism is the name of liberation from slavery, but this new fish-like chain of slavery is sure to be stronger than any feudalism or capitalism. Looks healthy and tasty. Of course the food is old, the dishes are made new, like making chicken KFC - attractive, tasty but harmful. Let's look at a provision in the budget. In point no. 167, Rs. 7.52 billion has been allocated for the implementation of lunch program across the country for the purpose of 'keeping students in community schools'. 

Influenced by India's 'Mid-Day Meal', this program is directly a 'Marxist fish'. The problem is not the food, it is the poverty of the parents. Sustainable solutions to poverty are possible only through quality employment and entrepreneurship, not through food. If the income level of the parents is allowed to increase, there will be no hassle of providing food. But to get to the root of the problem and to enslave by giving fish is a serious intentional and policy question. 

Government schools in India have failed due to many social and managerial problems as well as major political corruption and scams. It is questionable how practical it would be to try to bring change in education through this program.