The morning sun was just beginning to peek over the rooftops of the small village of Khalsi, casting long shadows across the dusty roads and terraced fields, when the news broke. At first, it was just a whisper—a few excited shouts, hurried conversations in hushed tones. But within minutes, the entire village was buzzing with excitement, people pouring out of their homes, waving newspapers, and huddling around radios and television sets.
"Rohan Singh wins silver at the Olympics!" the headlines screamed. "India's pride shines bright on the world stage!" The air crackled with energy as the villagers rushed to spread the news, their voices blending into a joyous cacophony that echoed through the narrow lanes.
