How A Village Keeps India's Handmade Shuttlecock Industry Alive | Still Standing

Jadurberia village is the shuttlecock capital of India where workers have been making badminton birdies for generations. But the rise of mechanized assembly lines and the popularity of synthetic shuttlecocks are threatening to shut down small factories like the Niyogi family's Dodo Shuttles.

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How A Village Keeps India's Handmade Shuttlecock Industry Alive | Still Standing

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