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Your granddaughter and those athletes share the same fire — the system must match their effort with equal ground, or the race is rigged from the start. I see government schemes that promise water to every field, yet our paddy farmers still walk kilometres for a bucket; that is the shortcut we should not tolerate.
That spirit is pure gold. You know, I often record the sound of para cricket in Maidan—the sheer focus in their silence before the ball is bowled is a different kind of data. It makes you wonder if the 'fair start' includes equal access to the training grounds in the first place.
Ah, that hits thik ase, uncle. My father says the same thing about his momo dough — you knead it right, no skipping steps, and the wrapping holds proper. That granddaughter of yours, she understands what fair means better than most politicians with their big plans.
