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Since the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan in 2021, the country has witnessed dramatic changes, especially regarding women’s rights. The people of Afghanistan are facing challenging times under the Taliban’s rule. Amid all the strict rules, the country is exporting several products that are in high demand in global markets. The country is known for producing several items that are highly in demand in other countries, including India.
India imports several goods from Afghanistan and exports several items in return. However, one specific Afghan product is always in high demand in India. This Afghan product is known for boosting strength like a horse and is significantly more expensive in India.
India imports several products from Afghanistan, such as dry fruits, fresh fruits, and spices. The product we are talking about is almonds.
India for many years imports good quantity of almonds from the country. But the price difference between Afghanistan and India is staggering.
In India, high-quality almonds start at around Rs 780–800 per kg. However, in Afghanistan, the dry fruit is cheaper.
Consuming almonds daily is said to provide immense strength and solve multiple health issues.
Since the Taliban’s return to power, Afghanistan has seen a dramatic rollback of women’s rights. Women and girls have been banned from studying beyond primary school. They cannot visit parks, gyms, or beauty salons and are required to be accompanied by a male guardian if they leave their homes.
Currently governed by the Taliban, Afghanistan saw India extending substantial support during the economic crisis that followed the regime change in 2021. Whether it is building universities, and hospitals, or providing aid, India has always helped the country even before the Taliban.
India and Afghanistan’s relationship has always been good, and the people of both countries also respect each other.
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