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Bengaluru woman clears Rs 43 lakh loan, teaches son money lesson

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After eight years filled with challenges, Arpitha Rao celebrated a significant milestone by repaying her Rs 43 lakh education loan. Balancing career shifts, financial responsibilities, and motherhood, she made a trip to the bank with her son to mark this…

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