Potters seek permission for clay extraction from Kothavadi lake in Kinathukadavu
Potters from Anamalai taluk have requested permission to extract clay from Kothavadi lake for traditional pottery. They emphasize the lake's historical significance as a clay source and the need for annual access to support their craft. Additionally, other petitions were submitted addressing stray dog control and the use of drone surveillance for crime prevention.
- ▪Potters seek permission for clay extraction from Kothavadi lake for traditional pottery work.
- ▪Each family requires about one tractor load of clay annually for their pottery needs.
- ▪Other petitions addressed issues like stray dog population control and drone surveillance for crime prevention.
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Potters from Anamalai taluk have submitted a petition to the district administration seeking permission for free extraction of clay from Kothavadi lake in Kinathukadavu taluk for traditional pottery work.In their representation, they said the lake has been a source of clay for generations, which is used to manufacture stoves, pots, lamps, idols and other items for festivals and daily use.They also stated that each family requires around one tractor load of clay annually for their work.
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