Once in the house of the village of Bengal, the paddy-vanana scene was seen in the house. Once upon a time, popular songs and proverbs were composed. Though there are songs and fame in the tradition of rural Bengal, the traditional dhikki is now almost on the way to extinction.
Kaler Shitisharna is not heard for the mechanical abstraction. In the city itself, nowadays the children of the village also know the word dhukki but did not actually see it. Many people were wondering how to get rice from rice without machine. Actually, rice was made from rice husk and it was the work of dhanki.
Dump is made of wood. There is a torch of about 6 feet in length and 9 inches in diameter. At the height of 18 inches from the floor, there is a round of long front-facing lobes. It is called silent. As a small hook through two large wooden doors, the faucet has a rounded ring of wood. In this way, the work of reducing paddy was done at a time when it was made. Rice pudding was made not only by dhadeki but also rice powder to make back-pilli. Once upon a time, after getting new crops in the village in the month of Agrahayana and in the village of Paush, many villages of the village were flooded.