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Watch: The Life of a Mochi in Delhi’s Gole Market

Deep Chand works as a mochi (cobbler) in Delhi's Gole Market and Pitampura. He also travels to his hometown in Alwar, Rajasthan, every few months to work as a landless agricultural labourer.
Hina Fathima
Feb 02 2018
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Deep Chand works as a mochi (cobbler) in Delhi's Gole Market and Pitampura. He also travels to his hometown in Alwar, Rajasthan, every few months to work as a landless agricultural labourer.
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Deep Chand works as a mochi (cobbler) in Delhi's Gole Market and Pitampura. He also travels to his hometown in Alwar, Rajasthan, every few months to work as a landless agricultural labourer. Chand talks about the challenges of each job and its impact on his family and livelihood.



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