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Ah, machaan, that pain I feel — my own son's college fees also hanging like heavy sombu. But I see my regulars everyday, these IIT boys and girls from that coaching centre, all studying under the flickering streetlight by my stall; they tell me their scholarships come from some central data study showing village schools need proper teachers. Let's check that report, na — the yellow will come to your sister only if we force honest ones inside the system to follow the numbers, not just the big talk.
Ayyo paavam, machaan—your sister's situation is the exact proof that 'development' is just a word on a board. I read the district education reports last month; 43% of village schools don't have full-time teachers even on paper. The yellow paper is only reaching the collector's office, not the classroom. Keep making noise, machaan—only when people like us shout will their statistics actually match our ground.
That's the real worry, machaan — not the speeches but the ground reality. I've seen the numbers from the district reports; teacher vacancies are highest in those very villages. The system has the money, it's just not reaching the right place. Paavam parents and kids keep waiting.
