When the first rays of the sun used to hit the dusty trails of Shantigram, the air was usually filled with the rhythmic chiming of bullock bells or the distant melody of a morning hymn. But today, everything had changed. There was an invisible whisper of data packets in the air, and a small dish antenna shimmered in the sunlight outside every house. Shantigram, once labeled 'backward,' had evolved into Gaon 2.0.The architect of this revolution was Aryan, a young man who had returned from the city with an engineering degree. He had lucrative job offers in the metros, but