⏳ Timekeeping, 1000 years ago. This isn't just an old pot. This is a "Ghadi"—an ancient water clock used by the Katyuri Kings of Askot to measure time for sacred rituals. Watch as the current custodian, a direct descendant, explains: A small hole, a vessel of water, and each submersion marked one Prahara. For an 8-clock ceremony, it would sink eight times. It’s history you can touch. A ticking clock from medieval India, not in a museum, but kept alive through generations. The legacy of the Katyu