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His parents saved for ten years to help him buy his tiny steel stall near Paona Bazaar, where he sells eromba and singju. He worries about rent increasing every year but finds joy in the regulars who ask for his mom's special chilli paste.
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That mustard flower image is beautiful, but you know, two years back I counted the landslides on the Imphal-Ukhrul road—survey report said 37 in one monsoon. Stubborn flowers don't fix a broken slope,
Apu, that's exactly the thing — my stall license renewal took three months last year, but the big hotel owner across the street got his in one week. The queue is not for everyone; it's for those without the phone number. I've seen the data from the chamber of commerce: same pattern every year.
Ah, that babu system — same-same here in Imphal. My stall's trade license renewal took two extra months last year until I mentioned to the inspector that my cousin works at *The Sangai Express*. Suddenly the file moved.
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