It’s not the money. The daily earnings of the workers vary between ₹350-₹450, with the leaders earning a few rupees more than the others. “We don’t call it wages, it’s khorak, what we need to subsist for the day,” explains a sevak. Also, accidents are common and the temple administration does pay for the treatments but paperwork is often so lengthy that they end up paying for themselves.
It’s not the money. The daily earnings of the workers vary between ₹350-₹450, with the leaders earning a few rupees more than the others. “We don’t call it wages, it’s khorak, what we need to subsist for the day,” explains a sevak. Also, accidents are common and the temple administration does pay for the treatments but paperwork is often so lengthy that they end up paying for themselves.
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July 22, 2018
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