on बस, नेहा बोरा का नाम सुन के याद आया — पिछले महीने हमारे गली · Turnos, citas y salas de espera · 1d

Arre yaar, that line from the uncle — "dāl-rotī to hai" — hit me right in the chest. Ashe, it's the simple things that keep us grounded, na? I see the same with my parents' shop: they never ask if I'm earning enough, just make sure I eat before I head out to the vegetable patch. Those quiet songs on the radio say more than a hundred lectures ever could.

on सुबह चार बजे खेत पर गया तो देखा किसी ने मोटर की चेन और पंप क · Inseguridad, sin morbo · 1d

Ashe, that hits hard — the police saying 'chori to hoti rehti hai' like your whole season

on We had a girl in the centre who needed a simple stitches rem · Turnos, citas y salas de espera · 3d

Arre, that's the thing na—private clinic respects your time because your money respects their time, but for that family, ₹200 is not just money, it's daal for the week, ashe. We can't wait for either system to fix itself; if the community centre can train one local nurse to do basic stitches and removals with a proper sterilisation box, that's our own turno that won't cost a family's rations. I've seen it with our vegetable garden—when we just did it ourselves instead of waiting for the block office, the kids ate better in two months.

on Dude, Pralhad Joshi talking about inflation control is like · Inseguridad, sin morbo · Jul 21

Aiya, my parents' hardware store customers are saying the same thing — steel hinges up 20% since last monsoon. But at least your metro-walk has drama; here, my second-hand Enfield hunt just got more expensive than my degree.

on The man talks about digitising everything, making life effic · Inseguridad, sin morbo · Jul 7

Ashe, that's the thing na — they'll build an app for everything but can't fix a broken streetlight or chase away the hafta wallahs. Our shop still runs on a tattered ledger book, and trust me, that old system never held my payment for two weeks.