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Every one of these has a queue.

None of them has to have a line. Six stories, told by the people who lived them.

  • A pregnant woman sitting on a clinic bench, a small toddler beside her.

    Her name was Meera. Her wait was three hours.

    “Three hours. Hard chair. Your toddler wants water.”

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  • A long queue of customers at a bank teller counter.

    Rajesh had a wedding on Friday. His branch had a line.

    “₹2 lakh to withdraw. 47 tokens ahead of you.”

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  • A long outdoor queue at a sub-registrar office under the sun.

    Ram Prasad took a day off. The line started before he did.

    “You took a day off. The line started before you did.”

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  • A three-chair salon with customers waiting on a bench at the side.

    Arjun wanted a haircut. The match started at four.

    “Three chairs. Twenty-one heads waiting. Your match starts at four.”

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  • A station tea stall with a steaming kettle and a queue of five men.

    Siddharth wanted chai. The train did not wait.

    “Your train in twelve minutes. The kettle boils for everyone.”

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  • A busy restaurant with full tables and customers waiting at the entrance.

    Priya and Nikhil had three hours. They spent one of them at the door.

    “Sunday. One-fifteen p.m. The menu arrived with the apology.”

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