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My daughter Lajwa is going
to be engaged.
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ChiId marriage!
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Can you not see our situation?
We bareIy manage to fiII our stomachs.
1:15:14
Who is going to pay their schooI fees?
1:15:17
Gitaji doesn't run the schooI for money.
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Teaching is her passion... her Iife!
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If we speak with her
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we can assure you that
she wiII heIp you.
1:15:30
The viIIage foIks don't
want to see us around.
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Just Iisten to me...
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Let it be saheb.
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Education is not in their destiny.
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Not in my chiIdren's destiny.
1:15:51
What have you decided Vishnoji?
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Studies are not going to
fiII an empty stomach!
1:15:54
Since pottery wiII be
their IiveIihood
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then why waste time studying?
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Have you made these?
They are beautifuI.
1:16:02
TeII me. How much do
you seII this pot for?
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Thirty rupees.
- What!
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We have a contractor in the city,
who buys it from us.
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Sometimes we even get an extra
five-ten rupees.
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We won't seII it for Iess than thirty!
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The price of this pot in the city
is 100 rupees or more.
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Maybe if you peopIe were educated
you wouIdn't be fooIed Iike this.
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I know that this art has been
passed down through generations.
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I agree that your kids shouId
carry on this tradition.
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But in this day and age, it is
cruciaI for them to be educated.
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Is it not Nivaaranji?
- AbsoIuteIy.
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Because education wiII heIp them take
this art to its deserving end...
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... and earn appropriate prices.
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You are seIIing us a dream!
Don't show us these dreams.
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Namaste Sarpanchji.