After his son's death, India’s ‘pothole dada’ fills potholes to prevent more tragedies


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Dadarao has been filling potholes in his city to prevent other families from going through the grief he did when he lost his son. Photo: TNS

Dadarao Bilhore clapped his hands together, releasing a cloud of dust into the moist air. He grabbed a gunnysack filled with dirt and stepped into the empty road.

With a heave of his beefy forearms, he dropped the sack into a pothole the size of a large casserole.

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