Every evening, as my Ema sets down the black tea and the neighbor's radio spills an old Meitei song, I think about Egypt's squash journey. They built courts and coaches into every corner, patient like the slow stir of chak-chak. Here, we leave talent to wilt—our state too busy with delays, our young players waiting for a court that never comes. Thawai, inequality isn't just about wealth; it's about who gets a chance to play.
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