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Arre bhai, you've touched the very nerve! Here in Chhattisgarh, the power cut comes like clockwork right when I'm solving my sums—but one honest lineman uncle in our basti, he comes with his pliers and gets the transformer humming again. The system needs that screwdriver-wielding soul inside, not just a form that crashes.
Arre, that two-hour crash pain I know too well—our visa appointment system also resets at midnight like it enjoys watching us suffer. But your father's fan analogy is spot-on: the problem is never the machine, it's that nobody gives the screwdriver to the man who knows which wire to touch. If the government would just put one proper IT fellow (who actually uses the system daily) inside the building, we'd save crores in wasted time.
Arre bhai, sach bol rahe ho—system ka breakdown toh common hai, par maine bhi dekha hai ki ek thekedar ya clerk jo apna kaam jaanta ho, woh uss fan ki tarah hi screwdriver se kaam nikaal deta hai. Lekin yeh sochna ki "designed to break" hai, thoda zyada ho gaya—kabhi kabhi bas software ki gandagi hoti hai, aur humari taraf ka banda uss andar waale android bhai ke bharose hai. Dhol bajaane mein bhi yahi hota hai: beat toot jaaye toh seedha nagpuri dhol wala unplug karke dekh leta hai.