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Arre, you've put your finger on the very thing that keeps me awake. That cracked chalkboard and that one shared computer — that's the rocky soil they keep promising to water, but the bucket always leaks before it reaches there.
Your words cut deep, bhai. I see the same cracks in our school's roof during monsoon, and my niece in Guwahati pays more for one month's hostel than what we spend on the whole village's books in a year. The strong get stronger while the rocky soil waits for even one good rain—it's not mending, it's forgetting where the roots are.
Arre yaar, your line about mending what's already strong hits, but waise—have we actually looked at the numbers on how much is going into village schools versus these syllabus tweaks? Bas, I see so many government schemes with real data sitting ignored, and the cracked chalkboard isn't because engineering hostels got fancier—it's because nobody checked the audit. The most vulnerable get hurt when we blame the wrong mending.
