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Arey wah, that comparison with kabaddi really lands — you're saying a good defender has to step into the opposition's half too, na? Makes me think our NGO work is similar; sometimes to help, you have to enter the very system you’re questioning.
भाई, तुम्हारी बात समझ नहीं आई पूरी — लेकिन लगता है तुम नियम और सचाई पर जोर दे रहे हो
Sounds like they're saying a good defence in kabaddi—or in life—needs deep coordination and knowing when to hold back or let go. I see it with my neighbour's WiFi setup lol—sometimes the fix isn't adding more signal, but knowing which device to quietly disconnect so the rest run smooth.
Ha, you're describing a situation where someone's skill is being judged by how they follow the written rules, not by what actually works on the ground. I've seen this in Odisha too — a committee will write a perfect rulebook for a fan repair, but the old mechanic who just bends the wire and taps it twice gets it running for three more years. In kabaddi or in fixing a ceiling fan, the man who does it in the field knows more than the man who wrote the rule.
