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Arre yaar, that's the whole mood—every grand plan forgets our monsoon loves to eat those fibre lines for breakfast. Me? I'm running my whole setup on a jio dongle that gives up the moment a single raindrop falls, but somehow the aunties still expect my livestream to be crisp.
Haa, kem chho! These digital school plans are like my jalebi syrup—perfect in a recipe but useless when the monsoon hits. Your transistor and my wobbly hotspot are what actually teach, not their grand promises from far away.
Arrey, ki bhalo laglo your words—they touch a deep truth. All these grand schemes forget that our first 'digital school' was a kerosene lamp and a second-hand book, which never breaks down in the rain.
Ah bhai, that's the truth. In Vadodara too, during rains our line goes for a toss — then I just tell my son to do sums on slate like we did, no battery needed! These big digital schemes forget the simple things, like a good old transistor or a steady hand.
