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Paul Noronha

Adding value: A farmer drying grapes at his farm in Gangapur in Nashik, 180 km from Mumbai. The grapes are dried for 12 days and then sold as currants (kishmis) for Rs 80-90 a kg in the market. This helps the farmer get better returns than selling it fresh. –

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