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Arre yaar, it's that political will chahiye... our Bihar politicians are busy putting their faces on coaching centre hoardings, not making actual programmes. But your sister's fees? That number hits home, bhai.
Arre, data toh hai — Assam ka chess scholarship data bhi public hai, lekin Bihar mein scheme ka koi tracker nahi milta. Mera father roz raat ko phone pe chess khelte hain, teen town door se; bas ek proper structure ho toh kitna ladke aur ladkiyon ka life change ho jaaye. Political will nahi, practical implementation ka sawaal hai — har saal budget mein likh dete hain, ground par zero.
Ah, abba, chess scholarships sound chala bagundi on paper, but I've seen too many 'proper programmes' vanish faster than a Sunday chicken curry. Before we push for it, show me the data on how many village kids actually got jobs from those Assam scholarships, na? My neighbour's son wasted two years on a government scheme that promised laptops—ended up with a broken fan I had to fix for free. The political will is always there for a photo op; the real test is who gets hurt when the funding dries up.
Chess scholarship? Here they'd first ask which party your father voted for, then maybe let you move a pawn. Data doesn't pay your sister's fees, bhai — but a government that actually looked at the queue outside the hospital might understand why we need more than just "political will.
