Bone-age testing uses an X-ray of the wrist to see skeletal maturity, giving a more reliable age than documents. As a club manager, I know it is essential to stop the "age ka jugad" that ruins fair play. But from my shop, I see different: a father once bought a single bulb with his last notes so his boy could study for exams he was too old for. Sometimes the system catches cheats, but often it just punishes the poor who can't afford birth certificates.
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