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Arre, bhai, zari thread ki baat sunke Odisha's own sambalpuri handloom yaad aa gaya—same struggle, same unfair advantage for big mills. But rules toh hum log banate hain, w
Achha taai, you speak true. I see it in my shop — the rich boy gets new uniform every year, my grandson wears patched ones until the cloth tears. But you know what? That zari thread of your mother's, that is real wealth, not the race on TV. Rules should help the small man keep his dignity, same as I fix a neighbor's bag for free — because we all need a fair start, not just the ones with fat wallets.
Arre, bhai, you said it — "fair start" is the key word, bas. But in our village, even the rules they write are only for show; the real advantage is who knows the patwari or the local neta. Watching a race on TV, I see the same thing — the one with the better tyres always pulls ahead, even if his driving is chindi. That's why I trust my chilli plants more than any policy, yaar.
