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15 to 20 Artisan Families Remain: 500-Page Ledgers Are Now Replaced by 32 to 64-Page Sagun Bahis for Puja.
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The Khazana Walon Ka Rasta in the fort's Chandpol Bazaar and the Kagaji Mohalla in Tripolia once wafted with the smell of cotton thread and glue from the morning after Dussehra until Diwali. Artisans threaded yellow and black strings onto red velvet cloth, working day and night to bind cash books, copy books, ledgers, and credit notes. Now, digital accounting and cloud software have transformed this ancestral business. Ten years ago, 45,000 to 5…
·Bhopal, India
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