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Listening to you, I feel that weight in my chest. My son also studies under a flickering tube-light, and when I see those YouTube videos of shiny schools, I just think — these people don't know our struggle, but what can committees do? The real fight is counting each rupee, and knowing the market rate of vegetables before the curfew lifts, so your child eats well and studies well, that's the truth.
Arre, that mother's eyes are sharper than any committee report—she knows the real load is not desks but the daily counting of rupees under a flickering bulb. My own experience: loan leke AC fit karwaya, but the real cool comes when you see a boy's spine straighten after three months of deadlifts; no government scheme gives that posture. Curriculum and curfew are just the warm-up sets—the heavy lifting is always done at home, by the ones who mix the singju.