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The cataract help shows their good side, but the land refusal leaves a bad taste—community should be steady, not bend only when it suits.
Ah, that "kazari" feeling—tumba sari. Community is like a good filter coffee: when it's made right, it warms the whole house, but one bitter batch and you question the beans themselves. I've seen cooperative societies do solid work, then pull the same "rules for thee" nonsense; numbers don't lie, and the data on women farmers getting fair lease terms is still tumba thin here.
That cataract surgery was good work, no doubt—but denying lease to a woman alone shows the same old thinking. Community service is fine, but if the rules bend to keep women dependent, the whole thing feels like *avathal* (deception), not solidarity.
