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Kafal Ke Fayde: Kafal fruit growing in Himachal forests reached the market at the rate of Rs 500 per kg. Know the story of its medicinal properties, economic benefits and self -sufficiency of the villagers.
These fruits grow in the mountains without farming, full of antioxidants, full stops on old age
Highlights
- Kafal fruit grows naturally in Himachal forests.
- Kafal fruit is being sold in the market at the rate of ₹ 500 per kg.
- Kafal is rich in vitamin C, iron and antioxidants.
Bayberry, a natural growing wild fruit in the dense forests of Himachal Pradesh, has now reached the markets of Mandi district. Famous due to its sweet taste and medicinal properties, this fruit is currently being sold at an initial price of ₹ 500 per kg.
First batch from Tungal Valley, Devraj starts
Devraj is the first seller from the Tungal region of Mandi who has brought Kafal to the market this year. He has started sale by decorating the basket of Kafal on Seeri stage. This time this fruit has already been cooked before May-June, due to which it has entered the markets quickly.
Mines of medicinal properties, makes the body powerful
Kafal is not only delicious, but it also increases the immunity of the body. This fruit is considered to be tired, energy -giving and cooling the body in summer. Its consumption strengthens the digestive system and it is also beneficial for diabetes and heart diseases.
Ayurveda also rich in seal, vitamins, iron and antioxidants
According to Ayurvedic physician Dr. Abhishek Kaushal, Kafal naturally contains vitamin C, iron and powerful antioxidants. These elements help to relieve problems like swelling in the body, high blood pressure and stomach disturbances.
Not the cultivation of kafal, it is a gift of nature
The most interesting thing is that there is no man -made farming of Kafal. It grows automatically in the hill forests of Himachal and is ready every year during the May-June season. Breaking its fruits is also very caution, in which villagers work hard early in the morning and collect fruits from the forests.
Villagers moving towards economic profit and self -reliance
Every year thousands of quintal Kafal reaches markets in areas like Mandi, Kullu and Shimla. Its sale gives good profit to rural families, which not only gives them livelihood but also an opportunity to become self -sufficient.
Preparations to reach the country from local markets
The villagers no longer want to limit the Kafal to the local mandis. Through social media and online platforms, a nationwide sales plan is also being made, which may further increase its popularity.
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