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Rat-Hole Mining in Sutgna village, Jaintia Hills
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Workers unload coal from a coal tray held straight by a crane. For a tray of coal, each worker digging in the mine is paid Rs 200 and the loader is paid Rs 60
(Photographs by Monali Zeya Hazra)
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