00:30They have used hills for their houses.
00:32Each hill weighs between 20 to 50 kgs.
00:35100 years ago, they were not allowed to enter the villages.
00:39The villagers say that only humans carried them and built them in the walls.
00:43If you don't clean the chimney, it will rot for 40 years.
00:47That house is more than 100 years old.
00:49If you don't clean it, it will rot for 40 years.
00:52If you don't clean it, it will rot for 40 years.
00:57That time, there were no bungalows.
01:00Apart from this house, there were other houses in the village.
01:04That time, there were many such houses.
01:07There was no technology then.
01:09Now, there are no roads.
01:11There are no roads at all.
01:14Now, there is a lot of cement.
01:18There were no facilities at that time.
01:20The houses built with their knowledge
01:22like stone, limestone, and concrete
01:27are very cold.
01:31In winter, they will be cold.
01:33Even now, that knowledge is not available.
01:36Even now, they are in front of the competition.
01:39Now, the knowledge is available in slabs.
01:42If it is 40 to 50 years old, they will expire.
01:46Now, even if it is 100 to 150 years old,
01:50Even if the walls are not broken, it will be very difficult to repair the walls.
02:01Even though the houses are built using modern technology,
02:06they are being repaired in a very short period of time.
02:09But the house that was built 100 years ago is still not broken.
02:14There are some historians who have come to see this Hanumanthapet house.
02:20Based on the current situation, if the two houses are compared,
02:25it can be said that they are taking some of the ideas of that time as a basis for development.
02:33In general, if there is a house like this in Narayankedu district,
02:36it can be seen that it is still in good condition.
02:39I am Ramakrishna from Sangareddy district, Hanumanthapet.
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