Inside a foundry in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, work never stops. Workers come in shifts, put on yellow helmets and safety goggles, and toil for at least eight hours indoors where temperatures reach up to 50°C. With precision, they toss blocks of pig iron — derived from iron ore — and scrap (recycled steel) into a furnace […]
Inside a foundry in Kolhapur, Maharashtra, work never stops. Workers come in shifts, put on yellow helmets and safety goggles, and toil for at least eight hours indoors where temperatures reach up to 50°C. With precision, they toss blocks of pig iron — derived from iron ore — and scrap (recycled steel) into a furnace […]
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