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Yes everything is pollution! Humans should stop working and go back to forests stay with nature , correct?😊

They need to rename this channel to "How It's Made: Third World Drama Edition"

Apparently water flows like honey in India.

this place is my ancestral home. i feel so bad to be linked to this

We sell bangels in our shop, but did not know how much labour, life risk and pain goes into its manufacturing.
My salute to all those who are involved in its manufacturing.❤❤.
हम अपनी दुकान में चूड़ियाँ बेचते हैं, लेकिन यह नहीं पता था कि इसके निर्माण में कितना श्रम, जीवन जोखिम और दर्द होता है।
इसके निर्माण में शामिल सभी लोगों को मेरा सलाम।❤❤।

All this time I thought they were made in Bangladesh😂. Seriously though, this series is excellent and those are some hard working people working in poor conditions. We mostly have the opposite here in the states.

Battles are expensive in India. They can make it instead of bangles

this factory is incredibly unsafe just based on how much silica dust there is, it can actually kill you with enough long term exposure

Quanto mais eu vejo esses vídeos da insalubridade da Índia, mais eu percebo que ela tem que acabar 😢

Kbhi mn krta h ki aisi cheeze istemaal hi na kre jinse kisi ko kasht hota ho. Lekin agr log istemaal na kre to wo jo kma rhe h wo bhi nhi kma payenge.
Aisi duvidha h ki use kre to bhi paap. Na use kre to bhi paap

For your fashion, they are burning every second

Glass bangles from Indian artisans are most amazing and beautiful products that I also love to adorn! It is unparalleled and priceless!

"What makes this work so risky?"

Lack of safety regulations?

That owner is a liar he wants to kp his operational cost low so he claims they don't want to use any of the protective gear. I'm sure if they were properly informed about the risk to their health they'd use the protective gear.

Well...if the Europeans work with molten glass, it is an art, a skill to behold. When Indians do the same, then they are risking their lives.

Safety gears should be “compulsory” in factories lyk dese!! Den der is no way d workers will deny using dem! Greedy factory owner taking advantage of d workers’ helplessness as always 😤😤

They churn out 1.2 million bangles a day? Really?

What about your address and location making process

Mask costs 10 rupess to N95 one for 50 rupees. Why they don't use one?

Thank god for the US

India is so corrupt, dirty and unsafe for the people.😢

Thank you for sharing that awesome video!

the father wants to help his 3 children and he even tries to save funds, his children are also good workers and they are happy with 1 us dollar a day, better than nothing of course, i agree - the worldwide economy isn't working properly at all if people must work to survive and to be able to eat something every day

Salute to their work who work consistently to beautify the women's hand

The factory saying machines can’t “pull glass out of a furnace” shows they didn’t even look into it because that’s not at all how the machine would create this jewelry. The protective gear “refused” by workers is also suspicious. Either it’s lack of training on health and safety or inadequate equipment provided. I just don’t buy the factory provided all the safety precautions that just got rejected by all the workers. There isn’t even safe ventilation or temp control

lost spring!

Looks like a fast way to shorten your life

maybe they could make contraceptives instead

Worksafe would love that hell hole!

They love their work

Omg really?
That is so sad

Proud to be an Indian

😍😍👍

😍😍👍

I know that Indian women wear the bangles for cultural, religious, and health reasons, but in the end there needs to be a question asked

"Is it worth it?"

Nothing being made is worth losing your health, or possibly even dying to

They risk their lives as many others to make a living. That's a stupid question. Just in recent years the west made the connection between glassworks and certain diseases. There were famous people that died from metal poisoning while they glasswork. One of them is Fraunhofer.

And in the UK they do this for fun

In Bangladesh they do it for fun

I just watched an idiot jumping off a bridge for less.

India doesn’t tolerate discomfort, while also performing some of the most discomfortable jobs in the world…

No shoes and working with glass, ouch!!

Is this informative or promotional?

I love to learn about other cultures and what they hold dear.

Now I feel guilty for buying these bangles for such a cheap rate.

Sad, so sad.

Guess who is gonna die of silicosis?
Everyone.

Imagine no gouvernement interference