Noorjahan Mango: You must have eaten a lot of mangoes in the summer season, but today we are going to tell you about such a magical mango which you will have to use both your hands to pick up and eat. These days, Noorjahan mango, which grows in the tribal-dominated Alirajpur district of Madhya Pradesh, is making waves everywhere, from social media to fruit markets.

The size of this unique mango is so big that the weight of just one fruit ranges from 2.5 kg to 5 kg. Due to its huge size and amazing taste, it has become famous all over India. The situation is such that tourists and mango lovers from far and wide are reaching this orchard to see this mango. Who are stunned to see its qualities.

The price is full Rs 3000

Yuvraj Singh, a local farmer who grows this unique Noorjahan mango, says that the craze for this fruit is so much among the people that it is booked in advance on the tree even before the crop is ripe. Due to huge demand, the price of just one mango reaches Rs 3000, which is not affordable for everyone to buy.

Advance booking is done on the tree itself

Mango lovers get their bookings confirmed months in advance to taste this special mango. Dr. Rakesh Yadav, senior scientist and head of Krishi Vigyan Kendra, also praises this mango highly. He says that such heavy weight of this mango is the center of attraction. Which makes it completely different from other mangoes in the world.

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History of Exotic Breed

Noorjahan mango, which has won many big awards, is considered to be a species originally from Afghanistan. But the climate of Alirajpur has adopted it in such a way that now it has become the pride of this place. Many people like tourist Ravi Joshi who reached the garden, seeing its vastness, consider it a miracle of nature.

The number of trees is continuously increasing

Seeing the increasing popularity of this mango and its huge profits for the farmers, agricultural scientists are now working on planning to continuously increase the number of its trees. Scientists are preparing new plants so that this unique and precious species can be saved from extinction in the future.

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Drunken Mughal King: There has been a Mughal emperor in history who is not only known for his contribution in architecture and administration but is also famous for his severe addiction to alcohol and opium. This person, known as the drunkard king, is none other than Jahangir. Jahangir’s drug dependence greatly affected both his personal life and his rule. Let us know complete information about this Mughal history.

How did this addiction start?

Jahangir’s addiction started from a very young age. At the age of 15, he was given wine mixed with rose water to treat cough. This medicinal use of alcohol gradually turned into his habit. Later, during a battle against Afghan insurgents, someone advised him to drink alcohol to relieve fatigue. After this, his dependence on alcohol increased further and his addiction continued for years.

alcohol and opium addiction

Jahangir’s deep love for alcohol has also been mentioned in his autobiography Tuzuk-e-Jahangiri. It is said that Jahangir used to drink about 20 cups of liquor a day. 14 during the day and 6 at night. Not only this but he also ordered liquor from Iran and Central Asia to fulfill his hobby. Not only alcohol but Jahangir also consumed opium.

Impact on health and governance

Jahangir’s addiction had a deep impact on his health. At one time he became so weak that he could not even drink a glass of alcohol. Jahangir’s doctor had warned that if he did not stop drinking alcohol, he would not be able to survive even for 6 months. After this Jahangir started consuming opium and other dry drugs. With time his ability to rule weakened and after this his wife Noor Jahan took over the reins of administration. Not only Jahangir but his brothers Murad and Daniyal also struggled with alcohol addiction. This addiction became the reason for his death. His love for alcohol and opium greatly influenced not only his personal life but also the Mughal court.

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