Narnaund, Oct. 20 -- While the International Rakhigarhi Festival celebrates the grandeur of Harappan urban planning and ancient legacy, it is a modest heritage stall that is emerging as the unexpected showstopper of the event.
The Ranga Heritage Stall, showcasing a rare collection of traditional household tools and antiquities, has become a magnetic attraction for tourists eager to touch, see, and selfie with the tangible remnants of everyday life from a bygone era. Thousands of visitors have already flocked to the stall since the festival began, marvelling at an extraordinary assemblage of domestic and agricultural artefacts that once formed the backbone of rural existence.
From a wooden mortar and pestle (ukhal) and a traditional stone ...