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In this special episode, I sit down with my 80-year-old grandmother, Chijmali Magar, for a rare conversation in the Magar Khaam language. She takes us back to her youth, when salt was not just a commodity but a lifeline. Through her vivid memories, we explore the struggles of salt trading, the cultural fabric of that era, and the social life of the past. She recalls a time when today's Ghorahi Sub-Metropolitan was nothing but a dense jungle, untouched by houses or roads. Join us as we step into a world that once was, filled with resilience, tradition, and forgotten landscapes.
In this special episode, I sit down with my 80-year-old grandmother, Chijmali Magar, for a rare conversation in the Magar Khaam language. She takes us back to her youth, when salt was not just a commodity but a lifeline. Through her vivid memories, we explore the struggles of salt trading, the cultural fabric of that era, and the social life of the past. She recalls a time when today's Ghorahi Sub-Metropolitan was nothing but a dense jungle, untouched by houses or roads. Join us as we step into a world that once was, filled with resilience, tradition, and forgotten landscapes.