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Another is "Anarkali", or pomegranate blossom, and has two layers of different skin and two different pulps, each with a distinctive aroma.
Others he named in honour of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and cricket hero Sachin Tendulkar. One mango weighs more than a kilogram (two pounds), has a tinge of crimson to its outer skin and it tastes very sweet," Khan said. "The mango is as beautiful as the actress.
To this day, it remains one of his "best creations". One of the earliest varieties he named "Aishwarya" after Bollywood star and 1994 Miss World beauty pageant winner Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Kaleem Ullah Khan, locally known as the 'Mango Man', shows how he grafts branches together to produce new varieties of the fruitīut since 1987, his pride and joy has been the 120-year-old specimen, source of more than 300 different types of mango, each with their own taste, texture, colour and size, he says.
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