Automate, Integrate, Eliminate!
Sharad woke up on time. He quickly rinsed his mouth, had two bananas his wife had kept ready, wore his shirt and leapt into the bus. Today was the Annual Day. He had to get the kids on time. So he had told all of them to be ready 10 minutes early. Or else… Sharad had transported kids to Vidya Niketan since the school first began, which was 22 years ago. He had watched kids grow up from Jr. Kg all the way to 10 th . Several batches. He was still in touch with many. He had seen fights, romances, projects, bags, new bottles, chocolate and wada pav wrappers, pepsicola too, and wet seats during holi. The kids pierced their bottle tops to let out a stream of water, and he would scold them every year. But none of those days were more important than today. Today, 22 years later, his comrades and him, were on the line. A new principal had appeared. She wanted to centralize. Make everything more efficient. With reports, and something called the "performance index". Sharad had n...