Traditional clay cups, known as kulhads (Credit: Shantanu Kashyap / Pixabay)
According to an article on Theguardian.com, India’s railway minister, Piyush Goya aims to bring back traditional clay cups, known as kulhads, as part of the government’s goal of making India free of single-use plastic. Kulhads are unpainted, unglazed and perfectly biodegradable and environment-friendly.
“Kulhads will not only help reduce the use of toxic plastic and save the environment, they will give employment and income to hundreds of thousands of potters,” said Goyal.
Soon, You Can Sip Your Chai From Kulhad, Indian Railways To Re-Introduce Kulhad Scheme
