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Tabahi portrays development as a double‑edged sword. While the corporation brings infrastructure—better roads, electricity, and a promise of employment—it also erodes the agrarian way of life, turning fertile fields into sterile, corporate‑owned plots. This tension reflects a broader South Asian discourse on globalization: the promise of economic growth versus the sacrifice of cultural identity.