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Objectives :Babul- the plantation
of the desert and barren land, grows without water , spread throughout
Kutch this plantation is a source of economic development , which can
be developed. To study the multiple uses of Babul. Study scope of plantation
of Babul in Kutch . Explore potential products out of Babul. Overview
of the economy and earning out of Babul plantation.Panjokutch has made
details study for the productivity achievement of Babul Plantation. Purpose
: Promote various means of earning in Kutch with lower cost from
natural product. Explore potential exports of extracts from Babul for
multiple uses.Explore potential exports of extracts from Babul for multiple
uses which Panjokutch envisage. All
information ,suggestions and
projections provided in these
papers are based on information available from natives,Books,Web sites,Active
social worker & naturopathist.
Introduction
A common site of nature throughout your travel in Kutch is a Babul tree. Babul tree well known in kutch traditionally as
Bavar or Jungli Bavar. Found in abundant quantum in all parts of Kutch
, this plantation though unattended has immense utility and
can be used as a income and employment generation media for the
people of this region. All over the world , places landscaped by nature
as a dry and desert region have used Babul as a potential source of income,
medicine and utility including countries like Israel , Africa , Australia
, etc.. Kutch having immense spread of Barren land and Desert with lot
of Babul plantation already existing on it , can use this opportunity
to exploit this immense treasure of nature. Stories and
Myths of Babul 1)
Babul was a
sacred wood for the ancient Hebrews. Moses used Babul wood in building the
Ark of the Covenant and the sacred Tabernacle (see Exodus, chapters
25-40). 2)
According
to Near-Eastern Christian legend, a thorny species of Babul was used for
Christ's crown of thorns. 3) Moapa Paiute name for Babul is "Pah oh pimb." Used for inflammation of the eyes, due to dust; vaqueros and travelers habitually carry Babul seeds and put 4 in each eye on retiring. |