Purulia Housewives Build 35-Foot Tusu Chowdal, Preserving Folk Culture

• About 20 housewives from Sindurpur village, Manbazar, Purulia, built a 35-foot Tusu Chowdal.
• The initiative aims to bring Purulia's Tusu culture to a global stage and preserve folk heritage.
• Crafted using local materials worth 10-12 thousand rupees, the Chowdal is a symbol of Purulia's rich culture.
• Jyotsna Mahato, Mamata Mahato, Purnima Mahato, and Sabita Mahato were among the dedicated builders.
• The project highlights women's crucial role in preserving and promoting rural art and folk culture.

Why It Matters: Purulia housewives' 35-foot Tusu Chowdal showcases women's creativity in preserving folk culture.