2.5 km of pulse sold in a day, guess from length, how many salwar and pajamas are ready!

Bahraich: This time an interesting view was seen in the markets of Bahraich on Eid. While Alina cut suits were celebrated, the sale of Nada Dori also broke all the records. It would be surprising to hear that about 2.5 km of Nada Dori sold at a shop in Bahraich alone! In the entire district, this figure also crossed 10 kilometers.

The pulse used in salwar and pajamas became an important part of the purchase of both women and men on the occasion of Eid. While women buy nada for salwar, men were also seen buying it fiercely for use in pajamas. This time the price of the pulse was only ₹ 2 per meter, which led to a tremendous jump in its sales.

How much does the pulse take in a pajamas and salwar?
About half a meter in children’s pajamas, while 1 meter pulse is sufficient for elders of normal size. A little healthy individuals can take up to 1.5 meters, and heavy persons need 2 to 2.5 meters. On an average, at the rate of 1 meter per person, selling 2.5 km of pulse at a shop shows a large number of buyers.

How is a nada chilli?
To make the pulse, many threads are woven by mixing together, which increases its strength and thickness. Many types of threads including silk are used to make it. It is useful not only in clothes, but also in many other works. Since the old times, when there were no jeans etc., the pulse has been used in the pajamas, and this tradition is still intact today. On the occasion of Eid, this record breaking sales of Nada Dori in Bahraich proved how much this small thing is important in people’s lives.