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Why was crossing the Pir Panjal not merely covering distance for Gujjar Bakarwals?

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Correct answer: It gave them access to summer pastures of the Kashmir valley

Gujjar Bakarwals were seasonal pastoralists. By crossing the Pir Panjal, they reached the lush summer pastures of the Kashmir valley for their animals. Thus, the journey was linked to fodder and seasonal livelihood, not simply to travel distance. Settling permanently in towns would contradict their nomadic pastoral way of life. Exam tip: relate pastoral migration to the seasonal availability of grazing land.

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Gujjar BakarwalsPir PanjalPastoral NomadsSeasonal MigrationSummer PasturesKashmir ValleyPastoral Nomads And Their MovementsPastoralists In The Modern World

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