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Feature in The Hindu

Pickles and chutney in Paharapurwa, Madhya Pradesh

When Bhargava, now 56, moved out of Delhi to buy a parcel of land near Khajuraho in Madhya Pradesh, his family wondered if he was making a mistake. It was a drought prone area. A horticulturist, however, gave him a list of trees that would thrive there. Today, over 2,000Β amlaΒ trees dot the 400-acre, rain-fed farm. β€œDuring a good season, each tree will yield about 250 kg. In 2019, I was told to sell the excess fruit. But I was offered β‚Ή4 per kilogram during winter, and got β‚Ή4,000 for a quintal!” he recalls.

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