How does Chalgoza reach Bazaar from the mountains of Waziristan KPK
The Taliban's (control) rule in Afghanistan has not had as much of an impact on the price of chilgoza as is thought. It is the traders themselves who are responsible for the rise in chilgoza prices, which has led to a decline in prices by destabilizing the chilgoza market.This was to say that the country, which trades in
e 'free market' of Bannu, is a good country, which is worried about falling chilgoza prices of chickpeas.
The country of South Waziristan has been involved in chilgoza business for 22 years.
He told civil rights that "goods come to the free market from Afghanistan, Waziristan, Gilgit and Chitral and then from here it is chilgoza supplied all over the world including Pakistan and China."
"This market was originally built for Chalgoza in Waziristan and goods are brought to this market from there."
According to 2018 figures from Pakistan's Ministry of Industry and Trade, more than 90% of Pakistan's chickpeas are produced in South Waziristan (approximately 5,000 metric tons chilgoza per year).
In South Waziristan, from Shakai to Angor Ada, the mountains are full of chilgoza trees and 20% of the area is covered with chilgoza trees.
Similarly, 20% of all forests in Pakistan are covered with Chalgoza trees while most of these trees are located in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Balochistan, Gilgit, Pakistan-administered Kashmir and Murree Hills in Punjab.
Regarding the stages that the chickpea crop goes through before it hits the market, Naik Amal said that "the first stage of chickpea harvesting takes place from August 20 in hot areas and from August 28 to September in cold areas."
"In-some area-s of Chitral & Chila's, the harvest time's exten-ded till mounth-October."
When the harvest is ready, the country is given these forests on contract according to good deeds and the contractors go to the mountains of Waziristan with thousands of laborers.
Naik Amal said, “Every season, 20,000 to 30,000 laborers work to harvest the chickpeas. They climb trees and use their hands to pick up sticks and sticks are used where there is difficulty.
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These corners are then loaded onto trucks or trucks and transported to the free market in Bannu.
The goods are kept in the market for 10, 15 days after which the process of extracting the chickpeas starts.
After a few days, it opens in September with the help of a seasonal star.
"Whoever opens it with the help of the cold of the night, this star and the sun of the day, then he is put on a bed and beaten with the help of a stick so that the chilblains start falling down."
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