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Harsh Goenka Shares Video of Machine Applying Mehendi, Says ‘some More Jobs Gone’; Internet Reacts

Summary by Times of India
In a video shared by industrialist Harsh Goenka, a machine intricately applies mehendi designs, showcasing the intersection of technology and traditional artistry. This innovation brings up discussions about the potential displacement of human mehendi artists. Reactions from social media users have been divided, with some expressing concerns over safety and heightened competition in the field of mehendi artistry.

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Will we no longer need an artist to apply mehndi? A video viral on social media shows a machine creating a mehndi design on a woman's hand. Businessman Harsh Goenka shared the video and wrote, "Some more jobs gone." This sparked a debate about the impact of machines and AI on jobs.

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Girls and women apply henna on every festival. During the festive season, this work generates substantial income for each henna artist. But now, it appears that these artists' jobs are under threat.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and automation are taking over traditional jobs. The AI Mehndi Robot video shared by Harsh Goenka has sparked this debate. While it saves time and accuracy, it is said that it cannot replace human touch and artistry. There are concerns about the future of jobs due to the impact of technology.

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Harsh Goenka shares a video of a Mehendi applying machine Viral Video | The video of an AI mehendi machine shared by prominent industrialist Harsh Goenka has sparked a new debate on social media on whether automation and technology will eliminate traditional jobs.

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KalingaTV broke the news on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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