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Contributor: hsartin [110] 6/29/09

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I actually talked to a lot of these labor class people during my stay in Assam, and it is really quite a frustrating situation. Many of them have completed college education, but still cannot even find a job at a pizza hut, or a phone booth. Until the people can see tangible rewards for their education, i am afraid it is going to further discourage education. It is quite a complex problem

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