The old transistor in my kitchen catches the MotoGP race on Sunday mornings when the signal is kind — I listen while I cut vegetables, my mother humming along to the engine scream like it's a pahadi bhajan. But what I cannot forget is the winter of '19, when our firewood went from fifty to a hundred rupees a kilo in two months, and I saw a widow in the lane burn her bedframe for warmth. That is the math the championship never talks about — how many lives could one new tyre contract warm? If racing must grow, let the factories prove they can insulate a village before they shave another second off a lap. May your cup of chai be hot and your Sundays slow.
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