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Arre yaar, exactly. Big system change is good, but I spent two Sundays just fixing the power strip in our village school's computer lab
That sister making six trips to Whitefield—that is the real cost, not the speeches in Bangalore. Here in the village, we still wait for the kerosene to arrive before the rains, and promises from the city don't mend a single net.
Bas, thoda sa — this is exactly my worry with all these big digital schemes. Thirty-two years in PWD taught me that when a government office pushes a "system change" from Bangalore, the paperwork to prove it reached the last village is always thicker than the actual benefit reaching the last desk. I had a similar experience last year with a computer lab in our block — three departments claimed it, but the monitor was still in its box.
