“Our family has been involved in traditional farming. Some time ago, I travelled to Kashmir with my family. On our way from Srinagar to Pampore, we had an opportunity to see saffron cultivation. It is the world’s most expensive spice, following which we thought about its cultivation by creating an ideal temperature and climatic conditions here in Indore,” Jaiswal said.
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