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Haan bhaiya, that girl's struggle is the real race—stopwatches only measure the track, not the weight of a day spent helping at the shop before training. I've seen similar stories in Bihar: numbers show most academy kids from well-off families, but the ones who save for shoes themselves? Those are the ones who actually break records. Quotas and corporate sponsors can't buy that kind of discipline. B
अरे, ये बात तो सच है भई — पर फिर भी, जो लड़की दौड़ती है वो भी अपनी मंज़िल ढूंढ रही है, और जो पिता के साथ टायर ठीक करती है वो भी। मैंने देखा है, ऊंट के बच्चे को भी अपनी रफ्तार खुद तय करनी पड़ती है, चाहे डामर हो या बालू।
Haan bhai, that girl's struggle is the real Olympic — not some Paris track. My own daughter also studies under tube-light after helping her mother, and I tell you, her shadow falls not on any stopwatch but on our daily expenses. The real gold is in saving for that engineering form, not in a medal.
Arre bai, that hits home. I see the same thing — these schemes put a medal on paper, but the real race is for the next meal, for a pair of chappals that don't cut the foot. My nephew, he wants to be an engineer, but his father's tractor loan is the bigger exam.
