What A Jugaad! Viral Video Shows Men Turning An Old Saree Into A Rope
Posted on Twitter by author and screenwriter Advaita Kala, two men were recorded using an old saree to make rope out of it. The 1 minute-53 second-long video clip shows one of the men ripping a saree into different parts and then proceeding to tear them into shreds.
It is always a good idea to reuse and recycle, especially given the fragile state of our planet's well-being. In fact, all of us should actively participate in ensuring that we are contributing towards making the world a better place to live in.
Now, since India is a country whose motto is 'jugaad', along with the efficiency of it all, this video which has surfaced on the internet is a great brain tickler.
Posted on Twitter by author and screenwriter Advaita Kala, two men were recorded using an old saree to make rope out of it. The one-minute-53 second-long video clip shows one of the men ripping a saree into different parts and then proceeding to tear them into shreds.
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What follows is the other man fastening the pieces of the saree to some hooks which are attached to a contraption on a motorcycle.
The man works the machine and the saree pieces entwine together to turn into a strong rope.
¡®India, you never fail to amaze me with your spirit of innovation- and making a go of ¡®what if!¡¯,¡¯ reads Kala¡¯s caption for the video.
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India you never fail to amaze me with your spirit of innovation - and making a go of ¡°what is¡±! ??
¡ª ??????? ???? #StayHome ? (@AdvaitaKala) March 5, 2021
How to make a rope with an old saree. pic.twitter.com/JO4dFnYldy
The location of the video is unknown but ever since it was posted on the microblogging website, it has been viewed almost 33,000 times with 2,500 likes and hundreds of retweets.
People took to the comments section to praise the men's creativity of using an old saree to make a rope.
One user wrote, 'That¡¯s an inventive spinning wheel. I¡¯ve made ¡°yarn¡± from fabric scraps before. I used it to make a hat.'
Another commented, 'Wow!!! That¡¯s something!! Never thought that you could make ropes from sarees. But then where our imagination stops, their¡¯s take wings!!'
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