In the narrow, vein-like alleys of Pune’s Sadashiv Peth, there lived a creature more elusive than a leopard on Sinhagad Road. His name was Bhaiyyasaheb Punekar.
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Omkar bought the notebook for ₹50. He failed the MPSC exam anyway—but he learned PHP coding from all the pop-up ads he’d closed, got a job at a startup in Hinjewadi, and now blocks piracy links for a living. Limited time
One day, in a dusty book market off Laxmi Road, an old man with glasses thicker than the Maharashtra Budget book pulled Omkar aside.
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