About Us

Indian Culture has always believed in the pure and holy animal - Cow! We not only worship them but also thrive on their support which is as good as our mother’s love and support. We believe in making India a country that is friendly for Cows as we reap so many benefits from them. They not only nurture their own children with love and care but also nourish us from cradle to grave.

We believe that it is time to restore the importance of cow in Indian society and globally. Not just as a religious or cultural symbol but as an important component of India's economic growth story. More than 60% of Indians depend on agriculture for their livelihood. By 2040 India would have to feed and nourish close to 1.5 billion people. Cows and desi cows, in particular, will play a major role in helping achieve India achieve this.

We aim to create products that are organic and natural. We believe in authenticity and purity of the products, making sure that every little detail that goes into making this contributes to your well-being. 

The products are carefully made from the ingredients readily available at our organic farms. We believe that Cow is pure and holy! The materials gathered from her are beneficial for our health and well-being as a whole.

The products that are handcrafted our made from materials or ingredients called as Panchgavya, making them 100% safe. What is Panchgavya? It is a group of derivatives of 5 elements obtained from cows - Cow Urine (Goumutra), Cow dung (Gomaye), Cow Milk, Cow Curd, Cow Ghee (Goghrta). The health benefits of Panchgavya are not well known but they’re crucial in living a healthy life. The products are made from cows reared at our farms. 

We believe in living a chemical-free and cruelty-free lifestyle to reduce the harm that our body faces due to non-organic products.  

Our mission is to create products and practices in India that are sustainable and ethical, contributing to the farming and animal husbandry industry in the nation.

We wish to better the rural and social sector of India and the way Indians perceive farming practices.