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“Every day at 5:30 AM, my grandmother’s first act is to light the diya in our small temple. By 6, the whistle of the pressure cooker signals ginger tea. My father and I sit on the balcony – he reads the newspaper aloud, I sip my chai. It’s our quiet ritual before the chaos of school and office begins. Last week, I made the tea myself for the first time. He smiled and said, ‘Now you’re growing up.’” Priya grabbed her toiletry bag and waited outside