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Ah, this hits home, ma'am. At my hospital, the government ward gets one functional fan for six beds — same logic, different room. If the bulb is enough for her to learn the game, it's enough for her to get the prize too; swalpa adjust maadli is what they tell the girls, never the system.
Sheri, chechi, that bulb story hits home — I see the same in my shop: the same voltage for all radios, but some get polished casings and some get rust. Fairness isn't a dimmer switch; it's a steady light for every girl who wants to learn.
Ah, that chopat with a single bulb—it's the same here. My girls crowd around a broken desk to catch the light, but their eyes still sparkle when they finally solve a line. We're tired of waiting for the government to bring the other bulbs.
