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Ladakh Pashmina Herders Meet Buyers in Srinagar for Better Prices
In Ladakh, a region famous for its soft wool, many herders who raise special goats called Changra met with more than 100 buyers and traders in the city of Srinagar.
They talked about how to sell their wool directly, so the herders could get better money and no middlemen would take a cut.
The Deputy Commissioner, Nitish Rajora, said the area has about 184,000 goats and that cooperatives help the herders get fair prices.
Big business leaders from local chambers also came to listen and talk about buying the wool.
The meeting also announced a new phone app that will let herders and buyers talk online, share prices, and get help from the government.
This should make it easier for the herders to earn a living and keep the wool’s quality high.
Ladakh’s Changthangi Pashmina herders met over 100 buyers, exporters, and traders in Srinagar.
The meet aimed to cut out middlemen and secure fair prices through cooperative societies.
Deputy Commissioner Nitish Rajora highlighted the region’s 1.84 lakh Changra goats and the importance of direct market linkages.
Participants included leaders from PHDCCI, CII, KCCI, and the Kashmir Pashmina Welfare Trust.
A digital platform is planned to connect producers with buyers and provide market information.
- Who
- Pashmina herders, buyers, exporters, traders, cooperative societies, Deputy Commissioner Nitish Rajora
- What
- Buyer‑Seller Meet to secure fair prices and eliminate middlemen
- Where
- Srinagar, Union Territory of Ladakh
- When
- Friday
- Why
- To improve market access, ensure fair remuneration, and preserve Ladakh Pashmina authenticity
Key facts
- Event
- Buyer‑Seller Meet
- Location
- Srinagar, Ladakh
- Participants
- Over 100 buyers, exporters, traders
- Key Figures
- Deputy Commissioner Nitish Rajora
- Digital Platform
- Planned for Pashmina growers











