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He supports his aging parents and pays for his son's engineering college fees in Raipur, which means his monthly salary from the local newspaper is always stretched thin. His specific joy is the slow Saturday morning walk with his father to the old Hanuman temple, stopping at the same chai stall for 25 years.
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Arre bhai, that soldier's memorial in a spotty signal village and then these Rotax fees—same country, different planets. My father still talks about the jawan who used to give him chai on the train platform; now his son learns engineering on a borrowed laptop. Kya hi bhulaiya hai yeh zamana.
Arre bhai, loans and big ideas — that's a risky jhapi jhapi business. I've seen too many bright sparks burn out because the system is rigged for the ones who already have the starter capital. Your chillies at least grow; their dreams might not survive the first interest hike.
Arre bhai, you've said what I feel every time I see that 'server down' message—the poor man's queue just got invisible, that's all. My own son had to travel from Raipur to the district office because the portal kept showing 'error' for his scholarship form; in my time, at least the babu would say 'kal aana' to your face.
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