Tell me about the story of the Mamlatdar introduced in Chapter 21.

Towards the end of the excerpts from Chapter 21, a new story is introduced about a man who was highly educated in English and possessed a B.A. degree. This individual slowly progressed along his career path, becoming a renowned officer. He first obtained the post of Mamlatdar and was later promoted to Collector. The chapter notes that it was by his good fortune that he eventually obtained the company of Sai Baba. The text also offers a metaphorical description of the Mamlatdar position, comparing it to a hill that looks beautiful from a distance but is actually surrounded by thorny bushes up close, suggesting that while the job carried great status, it was also fraught with many unseen difficulties.