who were banjaras ? what goods did they tread in?
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Banjaras were traditionally cattle and salt merchants. They also traded in grain and were known for long-distance commodity transport before the advent of the railways.
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One of the prominent groups of nomads were popularly known as banjaras. They had a system of moving in carts and in caravans from one area to another. They used to transport grains to the city market. It is said that they also carried grains for the Mughal army during their campaigns. The banjaras moved with their families and camped at places in their temporary tents for some days before moving on. Their groups was as big as 300-400 people and cattle.
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