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For decades, parents of students attending private schools have been suffering from the exploitation of book commissions. According to an estimate, the business of book commissions in India's private schools amounts to ?55,000 crores annually, and it continues to grow each year.The reason for not using NCERT books in private schools is not just commission-seeking,, there are many other reasons as well. What are these secrets? How do schools take advantage of the system's shortcomings? Is there any way to save India from this vast organized corruption? This book not only answers these questions but also, through the author's extensive research, attempts to provide solutions to this problem. This book is the first step in a nationwide campaign against this corruption.