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This centuries-old ancestral skill has been pushed to the margins by a severe shortage of clay and ever-rising inflation, reports Suryabhan Dwivedi

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00:15In the end of the day, we have no light, no light, and we have no need to ask for
00:24anything.
00:24And in the end of the day, we have no knowledge or knowledge, or we have no need to be
00:33able to find anything.
00:54In the past, we can't see the benefit of the benefit of the people who are working on their own.
01:03It's not that we are making a house, making a house, making a house, making a house or making a
01:11house.
01:11We are not able to make a house, but we are not able to make a house.
01:15We are not able to make a house, but we are not able to make a house, but we are
01:35not able to make a house.
01:42We are not able to make a house.
01:45How did the government get a house?
01:49We got a house, but we are not able to make the house.
01:54Are there lights?
01:55No lights.
01:56How is the house?
01:58It's a light at home.
02:00How do you work?
02:01Yes, I have a house.
02:02and we will see you in the next video.
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