: It is primarily granted for use as fuel and for making traditional leaf plates (pattals).
: Bauhinia vahlii (Taur) is a hardy climber found in various forest divisions like Bilaspur, Nurpur, and Joginder Nagar. Taur free
: It is a grant allowing right-holders to extract "Taur" (a massive evergreen climber) from forest lands without payment. : It is primarily granted for use as
: Harvesting must be done under the directions of the local forest department to ensure sustainable forest management. Taur free
: Its large, durable leaves are culturally significant in Himachal Pradesh for serving Langar (community meals). Recently, there has been a push to revive this tradition at major sites like the Taradevi Temple to reduce plastic waste.