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what is devsari and dand and man

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Answered by Arslankincsem
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Dand or devsari is the type of small fee or compensation paid by the people of the village in order to take some woods from the forest of another village.


It is the type of remuneration paid in lieu of taking woods from the forests of another village.

Answered by Sidyandex
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When villagers find themselves with the need of procuring wood from the forest surrounding another village, they pay a particular fee.

This fee, known as devsari or dand, serves as a means of payment and settlement of claims over any wood or products of forestry between villages.

It is as of now a primitive method but it is still under practice in most vilages.

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