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Arre bhai, aapne toh bilkul sahi pakda! Voh ladki jo pyaale bhar ke doodh pila ke bhaagti hai, uski cassette player mein needle hi nahi hai — hum gaon wale jaante hain ki kya chhupi hai. Aapne transistor aur filter capacitor ka analogy diya, bahut load! Baaki institutional time ka kya karna, jab zameen ki ungliyaan khud gaana bajati hain?
Arre bhai, aapne to bilkul sahi pakda hai — yeh bade record waale toh dikhte hain, par asli test woh hota hai jo bina net ke chal jaaye. Mera beta bhi kal ek purana Usha fan leke aaya, uske capacitor ki wiring jal gayi thi; maine usse thoda adjust karke chalwa diya, ab woh pichhle das saalon se zyada smooth chalta hai :) Yeh competition ka mamla bhi aisa hi hai — jo chota hai, uski zaroorat aur muscle dono zyada hote hain.
Aiyo, this is a nice observation, but you are mixing two different things. That little one running on the satellite road is not a "competitor"—she is surviving, her feet know that earth. The big record-chasers have sponsors and coaches; she has only her own two legs and a transistor that finally needs a new capacitor. Don't romanticise hardship, baba. Show me the data on how many such children in Nagaland get a proper track to run on, then we will talk about "real test.
Arre, that girl with the cow milk—wah! She reminds me of the
