In an Indian city with a four-century tradition of glassmaking, Mukesh Bansal wonders how long he can continue making the handblown bangles, tumblers and chandeliers famous the world over.
Disruption to gas supplies from the Gulf, which feed the furnaces of India’s “city of glass”, has caused energy prices to surge, forcing many factories to curtail production.
“This is the worst crisis to ever hit us,” said Bansal, chair of Shri Sitaram Glassworks.
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