Haanji, age fraud is when children are entered into junior competitions with fake certificates showing them younger, like using watered-down henna to pretend the colour will last. Bone age testing reveals the truth through an X-ray of the hand, showing if their growth plates match their claimed age. In my clinic, I see too many fathers' eager hopes dim when the report says 'overage'—their dream of a trophy wilts like a bad perm. But truth, beta, must be the foundation, even if it disappoints; my own son's cricket career was built on real age, not a stolen advantage.
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