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Set by Template:Term attestation, which stores one subobject for each term a page records: a word as one source gives it, in one language, with its meaning, for a place and a year. Where in the source the term is found, with the source's own words: volume, page, question or answer, verse. For example: Vol. V, p. 116, Ans. 2: "Flat ganja is termed pathar in Lucknow".
B
Vol. VI, p. 28, Central Provinces witness 15 (Khairagarh): "Flat ganja is called "baluchur."" +
Vol. IV, p. 355, ans. 2: "(3) chur or baluchur or broken ganja" +
Vol. VI, p. 390, Madras witness 164 (Cuddapah): "In this district round or chur ganja, called baluchur, is preferred for smoking." +
Vol. V, p. 41, witness 4 (Meja Road, Allahabad district), ans. 2: "ganja is called Bengalia or baluchur and Dukunee or pathar" +
Vol. IV, p. 551, Assam witness 20 (Tezpur), ans. 2: "(1) Bhang. (2) Charas. (3) Ganja (or mohini bhang among the Assamese)." +
C
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 245, p. 95, quoting witness 86: "The following three or four kinds of charas are prepared from it—mushak, bahara, pai, and kuppi." +
p. 22: "The garda from the Northern region (Balkhi garda) contains more resin without the mixture of cannabis leaves"; p. 23: "It is also known as Jooshi or Balkhi garda." +
p. 25: "This product is called Jooshi hashish (charas)." … "Jooshi hashish is also known as Balkhi hashish or Sherak-i-Mazar (milk of Mazar)." +
p. 8: "and a greenish, called bhangi charas, which is not supposed to be so good and is probably fragments of leaf and vegetable hairs" +
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 244, p. 95, summarising the Punjab Products: "When it is green, it is called bhangra." +
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 238, p. 93, from witness 49: "A more uncommon method, by which a choice kind of charas called chahar mulhi is obtained, is to pass the hands up the ripe plants while they are still standing in the field." +
p. 22: "Many cannabis farmers sell garda (resin) to traders but some also further process it into hashish, which is locally called “charas”." +
para. 18: "Such a process occurs only in India (except in Kashmir where sieved hashish is produced) and Nepal, where hashish is called charas" +
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 272, p. 102, quoting the Nepal Darbar's answers: "That plant is squeezed between the palms of both hands, and the gummy substance which sticks to the hands is scraped into a vessel, and is called charas." +
p. 3: "Charas is the name applied to the resinous matter which forms the active principle of the plant when collected separately." +
para. 17: "where sieved hashish, called chars (made from pressed sieved resin or garda: gard means dust in Dari but also in Pashto), is still produced" +
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 271, p. 102, quoting the Governor of Kashmir: "ganja locally known by name gard bhang (chura charas)"; the Commission: "apparently this article is known by the three names—ganja, gard bhang, or chura charas" +
p. 22: "Based on the quantity and quality of resin, garda is categorized as first garda, second garda and third garda." … "The first garda is considered to be the best quality since it contains the highest proportion of resin." +
Vol. I, ch. VI, para. 271, p. 102, quoting the Governor of Kashmir: "ganja locally known by name gard bhang (chura charas)" … "The leaves of the hemp plant are trodden under foot, and cleaned by sieves to prepare gard bhang" +
p. 6, note 3: "Garda is the local term used in Afghanistan for the powder obtained by threshing and sieving the harvested and dried cannabis plants." +