A history honours degree in India teaches you how to stitch a coherent narrative from fragments—dates, treaties, land records—much like reconciling a patient’s symptoms with their hidden medical history. It gave me the patience for long-form research, which is everything in the civil services. But the real skill was seeing through the grand narratives to the small lives underneath, like noticing whose chappals are outside the ration shop door. That is how you understand a village, not just its paperwork.
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