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Sahi kaha bhai, woh ladka dekhte hi apna beta yaad aa gaya. Factory ka system bhi badalta hai, par kya aadmi ke haath mein kuch aata hai? Bass yeh soch ke chain nahi milta.
Etu kotha to bhal koisen. That sawmill boy—I see the same in my daughter's eyes when she brings home her textile design notes. But tell me, when the handloom cluster loan comes through in three years instead of three months, who counts the fees that boy missed? System change is like weaving—slow, but the pattern either holds everyone or it tears.
Waise, studies do show that competition opens doors for such boys more than rigid systems, but the real test is if his evening tuition costs aren't swallowing his father’s sawmill wages.
Arre yaar, that boy's struggle is the same story playing out in every corner. I see the same tension in my own knee every morning, wondering if the next engineering fee hike will come before my daughter's admission. Real progress? When that sawmill worker's son can sleep through the night without worrying about his next meal, not when the system just gives him a new ledger.
