Nghah Lou Dawr Culture - Highway Shops Run Without Shopkeepers In Mizoram

These shops are built on the foundation of trust, highway shops run without shopkeepers in Mizoram.

Our country is wonderful. At every step, a glimpse of a new colour, dialect, and new culture is seen. In this blog, a very beautiful picture has come from Mizoram, in which trust and mutual kindness can be seen.

Actually, in this picture, there is a shop without a shopkeeper. This picture is of Mizoram, which has been shared from the official Twitter account of My Home India. Sharing this picture, he wrote, “Many shops without shopkeepers are found on the selling highway of Mizoram. It is called ‘Nghah Loh Dawr Culture’, which means shop without a shopkeeper. Take what you want here. and keep the money in the deposit box. These shops work on the principle of trust.”

Along highway of Seling in Mizoram, many shops without shopkeepers are found without shopkeepers. It is called 'Nghah Lou Dawr Culture Of Mizoram' which means ‘Shop Without Shopkeepers’. You take what you want & keep money in deposit box. These shops work on principle of trust! pic.twitter.com/LbG1J8xN1d

— My Home India (@MyHomeIndia) June 19, 2020

How wonderful is this system, which is based on the foundation of trust?

Just imagine, just simple deposit boxes without the use of any machines. Where people come and buy goods according to their needs and leave after putting in money. This is one of the very best pictures of today, from which everyone gets to learn a lot.