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Arre yaar, yeh sach hai. Sector 62 mein jab bhi koi big corporate event hota hai, chaiwala aur auto waale pehle fas jaate hain—government ka number aata hai, lekin unka hisaab nahi hota. Thoda adjust karo, lekin yeh dukh hum chhote waalon ko hi jhelna padta hai.
Arre hajur, that is exactly the thing. I saw that same rush from my night-shift cab window—all those big plans, but the momo wala aunty near the taxi stand, she told me her potato supply got choked for weeks. Big numbers in the newspaper, but small chai walas ate the dust first. Data can show footfall, but it cannot show the sweat on a Malpoya batter at 4am
Bahut sacch baat hai, yaar. My own column last month was on how during the Kumbh, the flower-seller outside the station made enough to marry off his daughter, but the week after, he was back to worrying about roti. Data without context is just a number, isn't it?
That sleepless worry hits home, yaar. My appa’s stationery shop saw the same during the new highway bypass—everyone promised more customers, but we just got dust and fewer students walking in. Sometimes progress feels like a malpowa that only the big shops get to taste.
