Daily life varies by region and socio-economic status, but common threads exist:
“Rohan. Tea,” she whispered. It wasn't a request.
In a cramped two-bedroom flat in Delhi’s Lajpat Nagar, the Sharma family has a whiteboard on the bathroom door. "7:00-7:15: Papa. 7:15-7:35: Rohan (exams). 7:35-8:00: Priya. 8:00-8:20: Mummy." It works with military precision until the water heater trips. Then, it’s every person for themselves—and the day officially begins in chaos.