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"Breaking the Chains: Escaping India's Medical Coaching Trap" is a comprehensive exploration of the pervasive and often detrimental impact of the medical coaching culture in India. This book delves deep into the complex web of factors contributing to the dominance of coaching institutes in the Indian education system. Through its pages, readers are invited to uncover the historical evolution of the coaching industry, tracing its roots from inception to its current state of dominance. The book meticulously examines the socio-economic disparities in access to coaching institutes, shedding light on how lower-income families face greater barriers due to financial constraints. Furthermore, "Breaking the Chains" offers a nuanced understanding of the real-life impact of exorbitant coaching fees on students and their families. It explores the financial sacrifices made by families to afford coaching, as well as the psychological toll of financial stress on students' well-being and academic performance. Moreover, the book analyzes policy interventions and advocacy efforts aimed at addressing the financial burden of coaching fees. It discusses potential policy measures, such as regulating coaching fees, providing subsidies or grants, and increasing transparency in fee structures, while also exploring the role of civil society organizations, student unions, and educational advocates in driving meaningful change.