Mina – Remoulding traditional business

D J Clark Multimedia Stories by D J Clark

Mar 30, 20134:07News & Politics

Mina comes from a ethnic caste of Kumal, which for generations has produced clay pots. Now with cheaper plastic products coming from India and China, they have lost their traditional livelihood. She now runs her own beau...

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