Rasiwalas
Rasiwalas are individuals, primarily in parts of North India, who are known for their traditional occupation of measuring grains or other commodities using a specific unit of volume called a 'rasi'. The term itself is derived from 'rasi', which refers to a traditional container or scoop used for measurement, often made from wood or metal. These measurements are typically done by hand, with the rasiwala using their skill and experience to accurately fill the rasi.
Historically, rasiwalas played a significant role in agricultural markets and trade. They would serve as intermediaries,
While the advent of modern technology and standardized weighing systems has led to a decline in the