What is "paroom"

Paroom is a Tehsil of Panjgur District in Balochistan, Pakistan, a small part of it falls in Iranian territory. According to the local people, its old name was Gulshan meaning "rose garden" which was replaced by Paroom. The word Paroom means "growth" in the Balochi language. There are two union councils, Paroom and Koh Bun. The population numbers about 50,000 people.

Paroom's weather is very pleasant in summer and it is noted for its weather all over Balochistan. Most of the people of Paroom are farmers. They mainly grow palm orcherds, among the dates of Paroom muzati is famous worldwide. The people's main income comes from farming and border business. The main villages in Paroom are Diz meaning "fort" {here the main fort of Paroom is situated}, Legoork, Sengozai Bazar, Jayen, Gwash and Sham-e-sar.