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Report: Appendices: miscellaneous - Page 128
The total quantity of gard bhang annually manufactured in ordinary years is about 70 maunds, but in the year Sambat 1950 the total production of ganja amounted to about 35 maunds, the hemp plant having been considerably damaged by the ...
India. Hemp Drugs Commission, 1893-1894, Sir William Mackworth Young, 1971
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Report ... - Volume 1 - Page 102
He says first: “Almost all wild hemp, which is called talia in the Punjab, and is generally female plant in the above-mentioned tahsils, is used for the preparation of ganja locally known by name gard bhang (chura charas).” And further on—“The ...
India. Hemp Drugs Commission, Sir William Mackworth Young, 1894
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Report: Report - Page 102
And further on—“ The leaves of the hemp plant are trodden under foot, and cleaned by sieves to prepare gard bhang, and the process is continued until the leaves are reduced to powder and seed separated.” This describes the preparation of ...
India. Hemp Drugs Commission, 1893-1894, Sir William Mackworth Young, 1971
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Marijuana: Report of the Indian Hemp Drugs Commission, ... - Page 102
And further on — " The leaves of the hemp plant are trodden under foot, and cleaned by sieves to prepare gard bhang, and the process is continued until the leaves are reduced to powder and seed separated." This describes the preparation ...
India. Hemp Drugs Commission (1893-1894), Sir William Mackworth Young, 1969
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The Valley of Kashmir - Page 67
But recent inquiries show that in the south of the valley the drug known as gard bhang or churn charras, is extracted from the female plant, and Indians who consume it declare that it is real ganja and utterly distinct from the Yarkandi charras, ...
Sir Walter Roper Lawrence, 1895
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The Commercial Products of India: Being an Abridgement of ...
Gardalu, 906 ; Gard bhang, 260. Gardenia latipolia, 190. Gard Fish, 546. Gargan, see Garjan. Gari-kulay, 564 ; Gariofilus (Caryo- phyllon), 527 ; Garjan (Gargan or Wood-oil), 499, 501-3 ; Garjara, 489. Garlic, 58, 1110, 1141. Garnet, 428, 559 ...
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Report, 1893-94 - Volume 1 - Page 125
The whole of the ganja or gard'bhang or 01mm charas which is prepared in Kashmir, about 70 maunds, is consumed locally. A considerable quantity of bhang is carried away from jammu into the Punjab. The quantity is not ascertainable.
Indian Hemp Drugs Commission, 1894
