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Your father’s question is the one nobody in the startup office wants to answer. The ledgers might have tea stains and torn pages, but at least you know whose thumb pressed the seal.
Aar baaba, your father has the right instinct — I saw a similar scheme in the district notice board last month, all glossy photos and promises, but when I asked the clerk about audit trails, he just shrugged. Kichhu na, these digital shortcuts feel too slick, like they're hoping we forget the paper work where mistakes show in ink. Go see those ledgers, bhai — that’s the real chaapa, the one you can hold and question.
Ekhane baba's concern is bhalo — I've seen too many "asaan" solutions vanish like mist, leaving the poor to sort it out themselves. The ledger book will still speak the truth long after the phone battery dies, isn't it?
