00:00 Dheki has gone through a lot. Almost everyone has met this animal.
00:07 But the number of people who have met this animal is decreasing day by day.
00:14 Even modern people do not know this animal.
00:18 And which father-in-law will go to the back while going to the back and make a mess?
00:26 These stories are not heard by the boys of the next generation.
00:31 It is certainly not worth listening to. Because the modern machine has been released by Dheki.
00:37 No, not Dheki. We have released Dheki on the face of the so-called modern machine.
00:44 But when the revolution comes, the story of Pithepuli comes to mind.
00:50 At this time, the villagers of Pithepuli got up to celebrate the festival and started looking for Dheki.
00:57 Because apart from the rice grown in the mill, this machine does not provide the taste of the food of the Bengali.
01:06 So we went out in search of Dheki.
01:09 We went to the Govindagur village of Indus, Baku, a long way from the city.
01:21 When we reached the village, we saw a man making rice balls in the loud voice of the festival.
01:27 There is a smell of grass in the field.
01:30 The festival of Pithepuli at night is not prepared.
01:33 There is no food to eat at this time.
01:36 The villagers of this village, who live with the rice mill, told us that the taste of the rice made in the mill is not the same as that of the machine.
01:48 So even if it takes more time to prepare the rice, they still rely on the mill for the rice made in the mill.
01:57 Is the rice made in the mill good to eat?
02:01 Yes, it is good to eat. It is sweet to eat.
02:06 It is not sweet to eat in the machine.
02:09 It is good to eat in the machine when it is hot.
02:16 Is it clean?
02:18 Yes, it is clean.
02:19 I have eaten it before, but the machine is still working.
02:22 I used to eat it before, but I don't eat it now.
02:25 It is good to eat.
02:27 How long will it take to make 10 kg of rice?
02:29 It will take about an hour and a half.
02:34 Does everyone in this village eat this rice?
02:36 Yes, everyone in this village eats this rice.
02:39 If there is no rice in the mill during the festival, everyone in the field will be hungry.
02:45 So even if the rice is full all the time, the village is full of rice when the festival comes.
02:53 Even if the festival is over, the sound of the mill is still heard by every person in the village.
03:03 Even today, the mill is still full of rice.
03:09 So even if the mill is closed, the taste of this rice will not be so bad.
03:16 Bureau report, One India Bangla.
