Kulhads have been banned for serving tea on platform
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The railway department has issued circular on 25 May 2016, to use kulhads for selling tea at the railway station.
However, the caterers opposed it because a disposable/paper cup costs 50-70 paise while a kulhad costs 2-3₹.
The use of kulhad is not banned but only limited.
The railway department has issued circular on 25 May 2016, to use kulhads for selling tea at the railway station.
However, the caterers opposed it because a disposable/paper cup costs 50-70 paise while a kulhad costs 2-3₹.
The use of kulhad is not banned but only limited.
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Making of kulhad requires top fertile soil. Producing them on a large scale results in the fertile top soil of many areas. Formation of fertile top soil requires thousands of years.
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