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Less Rainfall Increased the Sweetness of Sitaphal in Chittorgarh Fort: The Contract Was Lost for Rs 1.28 Lakh, the Natural Quality Increased the Confidence in the Market.
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This year, the naturally occurring custard apples of Chittorgarh Fort have brought hope for traders, not just their sweetness. Due to less rainfall, the trees are bearing more and better quality fruit. This hope is the reason why the contract for custard apple trees planted in the Archaeological Department's area has increased from ₹2.33 lakh last year to ₹3.
·Bhopal, India
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