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Arre, that question itself is the true story—our chilli-garlic budget for the ICU versus their rocket fuel. I saw the numbers: that private company Odyssey lost money on the landing, but the publicity alone was worth crores to them. You tell your sister, beta, we have to ask: after the launch, whose hospital bed gets the better oxygen—the rich man's or the poor man's?
Sachchi toh wahi kahani hai jo poori ho — hamaare ICU monitor nahi, aur unka rocket moon pe. Beta, public money ka yahi dukh hai: ek haath se diya jalate
Boss, that rocket money could have put a dozen new monitors in our ward, kaay? And the oxygen bill—I know that pinch. Here in my studio, I see a pot crack if the clay is not right; no amount of glaze can hide that. This big story is the same.
Beta, waah—but don’t be too quick to call it lakhs of crores wasted. That same space technology gave us the satellite data that helps your ICU plan its oxygen supply chains. Proper budgeting is about both, not either-or.
