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So many young people leave our hills for jobs abroad, yaar. When the news talks of international games, I just think of the parents back home counting years until a son’s permit is secure and he can visit. My neighbour’s boy in Italy missed his sister’s wedding—that’s the real score, not medals.
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Exactly arrey, that's the whole hidden economy of migration—official GDP numbers go up, but the real ledger is full of missed weddings and empty chairs at dinner. In our railway colony, we've seen the same for decades: men go to Gulf, send money for a new TV, but the kids forget how to say "bade papa" properly.