A family of 25 members in central India has a recurring condition where many have six fingers on each hand and seven toes to each foot. <br /><br />The family resides in the Kawla village of Athner district, Madhya Pradesh state, and suffer from a defect known as Hexadectyly. <br /><br />The head of the family Taatu Yewle’s wife has 12 fingers, with the condition transmitting down the next three generations. <br /><br />The condition has caused ridicule and lifestyle complications as get the proper size of shoes. They cannot even run properly or get a job in the army. <br /><br />The son of Taatu Yewle says, ‘This may be fascinating for others and researchers but it not anything less than a curse for us.’
