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Ambedkar No Peon No Water Phone Grip
PGCAMB002
₹500.00
Ambedkar recalls the discrimination he faced in school in his book, "Waiting for a Visa", such as being required to sit on a separate piece of gunny cloth—which he was required to bring home with him—and requiring the presence of a school peon in order to drink water; both of these measures were taken by the school to ensure the ground and water weren't "polluted", respectively, by an untouchable. He describes the water situation with the phrase, "no peon, no water". This phone grip references this incident in the life of B.R. Ambedkar.
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Phone Grips are a fun accessory that makes holding your phone easier, and makes your life a little better too. Just expand to use and collapse to lay flat. It also works as a convenient stand. With a Phone Grip you can take better photos, watch videos on the fly, and text securely with one hand. It's a grip and a stand, combined!
- Offers a secure grip so you can text with one hand, snap better photos, and stop phone drops
- Functions as a convenient stand so you can watch videos on the fly
- Sticks to most devices and cases (but may not stick to silicone or waterproof cases)
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Vikrant Banerjee (Popate Media)
