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Kathmandu : Rakesh B, working for a bank was surprised when he got an meeting call from a reputed school for his son’s school admission. “I never thought school will call me watching my income is still less than 4 Lacs per annum,” said Rakesh while speaking to Fake It Nepal. “The school, according to many is measured among the best ones in Kathmandu. Probably that is factual because by the time I went school to collect form for admission, saw few hundred people have already made a big line in queue,” said Rakesh about his first understanding at the school. Rakesh added, “I have no idea why school charged me 2500 Rs. for that form, it was just a simple 3-page form with 50% of it asking for details about guardians income. I had all the required papers like income certificate duly signed by a HR , so submitted the form there only. Feeling Proud that I did great thing for my child.” “However, the smile from my face disappeared as soon as I talked to some my coworkers at bank who hav...

21,Jan 2018 By Fake It Nepal Kathmandu:  Maha P, a banker used to work for Astha Bank (Probably the only trust depositor bank who puts money on advertisement for same), took early departure to pursue his hobby of photography. Due to the penny-wise  lifestyle, he maintained throughout his job life, Maha thought, he has saved enough for his son’s graduate level education. “10 days back after I paid for my son’s 3 rd  term fees, all my savings marked towards his education is finished. He is in U-KG right now, I am confused, what am I going to do now”, said Maha while speaking to Fake It Nepal. On the forecasting he did, Maha said, “5 years back before Davis (his son) was born, I met with one of my friends who is an economist. We tested all the schools in the locality of my area. Ignoring the top end big shot schools where parents drink their morning coffee in Himalayan Java, most of the other schools were in my economy. Maha added, “We used an excel sheet and ...