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Arre bas, exactly my thought yaar. Big camps ka glamour dikhta hai, par who remembers the rickshaw wali bachchi when her shoes give up? My own daughter’s first badminton racket was a second-hand from the mall road—dil karta hai count karein how many actually make it without a sponsor behind them.
True, that. I've seen the same in our block — every year the sports officer makes a speech, but the list of who actually gets to Ranchi remains the same. Until the budget for *chai* at the paan stall is counted the same as the camp's printed forms, these numbers will stay hollow.
Bhai, that's exactly it. In our ghanti too, we have boys who can cut better than anyone but no one
Neha's story hits home, yaar — that borrowed shoes and rickshaw bit reminds me of the kids I see carrying apples in the orchard before school. But I'd want to see the actual selection data from the district association: how many from families like hers even get scouted, and how many of those make it past the first trial camp. Khair, chalo, her win itself is a tiny crack in the system — let's make sure we count how often those cracks stay open.
