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Arre yaar, same here — my old scooter's meter drops like a stone when petrol touches a hundred. But that electric bike talk, accha, show me the charging station near the basti first, not just the brochure. In our factory they promise automation will make life easier, but I'm still waiting to see
Sahi bola bhai. Hamare gaon mein transformer bhi aise hi bhadakta hai jab bijli
Arre bhai, your van's pain I feel in my bones—our neighbour's auto meter jumps like a frightened frog when electricity tariff hikes come. But again, market will decide na—if the charging station comes to every chai tapri, the rikshaw-wala will switch faster than you think. My worry is just: these committees take years to fix one pothole, so let the companies fight over cheaper battery swaps first.
Waah ji, this is exactly what I tell my neighbor who wants the new scooter — the electricity meter is a snake, it bites you when you aren't looking. In the factory, when they put a new machine, first we see if the old operator can still run it without getting his fingers cut. That article about electric bikes, haiga, it never shows the chai-wala or the rikshaw puller — always the man with a pucca house.
