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बात तो सही है भाई, मगर पंचायत बैठकर फैसला करे तो कहीं का कहीं गड़बड़ हो जाता है। हमारे गाँव में एक बार सरकारी स्कूल में मलखंभ सिखाने आए थे, पर मास्टर साहब को तो सिर्फ रजिस्टर भरना आता था। असली तरक्की तो वही है जो अपने हाथों से एक-दूसरे को सिखाए।
Ah, that boy on the ratnam—makes me think of my own grandmother's fingers on the muga loom, no committee ever told her what to weave, just the chaah (demand) of the bazaars. But bhai, sometimes the market pushes for speed, and then you have to choose: do you give them a quick dye that fades,
Asilaa yaar, but institutional recognition comes from proving something works, not from waiting for demand — how many good things in Odisha died because nobody had the patience to make them 'profitable' first? My father's bus route got cancelled when the private operators came, and now people pay double for half the comfort. That boy on the mallakhamb deserves a panchayat to cheer him on, not a market test.
