History of Vishalata

Vishalata is a herbal plant found in the jungles of Kerala which has been traditionally been used for treating snake, scorpion and other poisonous insect and animal bites. It is called Sabah Snake Grass (SSG) in English and its botanical name is clinacanthus nutans. The use of vishalata in southeast Asia has seen a surge since the publication in Kwong Wah Yit Poh Press of Mr Liu Lian Hui’s (from Taiping) remarkable story of having recovered from terminal stage cancer after consuming the leaves of vishalata. Many other users with chronic diseases such as cancer, heart and kidney problems have recovered after consuming vishalata leaves regularly. More and more users have benefited from vishalata that has helped to reduce pain and suffering from chronic diseases.

Vishalata helps to:

• Reduce suffering from various kind of cancer eg. lung, breast, prostate, uterus and leukemia etc.
• Reduce uric acid, cholesterol and improves diabetic and arthritic condition
• Reduce blood pressure, improve blood flow and increase cardiac contractility
• Improve skin problems eg. eczema, shingles and psoriasis
• Improve dialysis discomfort and kidney diseases
• Detoxify, heals bruises and swelling, reduces chronic fatigue and chronic pain
• Relieve constipation, diarrhoea and colon problems
• Relieve sinus trouble, chest colds and pneumonia
• Relieve asthma and respiratory problems
• Relieve gall bladder and liver problems
• Real various kinds of ulcers

Nutritional Value of Vishalata

Based on the research done by Vegetable Research Institute Guangdong Academy of Agricultural Sciences and College of Horticulture in South China Agricultural University, vishalata has the following nutritional value:

• Has very high content of flavonoids which are known for its antioxidant ability in inhibiting and preventing cancer and cardiovascular diseases
• Contains many essential minerals, vitamins, more than 45% of crude protein and 17 amino acids that provides beneficial medicinal value
• Rich content of vitamin C, protein, dietary fiber and minerals that has a scavenging effect on free radicals and cancer prevention
• Contains high phosphorus, calcium, magnesium and other mineral and some trace elements eg. iron

Vishalata Usage in Other Part of the World

Thailand: fever, herpes infection, anti-snake venom, treat scorpion bites and nettle rash

China: haematoma, contusion, strains and sprains of injuries and rheumatism, regulate menstrual function, relieving pain, anaemia, jaundice and setting of fractured bones

Indonesia: dysentery, diabetes, dysuria, kidney diseases

Availability of Vishalata in Assam

Vishalata plants are now available in Golaghat at Hotel Madhuram on Jail Road. These plants can be planted in pots or in the ground. They should be watered and given organic manure regularly. For purchasing vishalata plants, please contact the following in Golaghat:

• Umesh Lahkar
• Hotel Madhuram, Old Jail Road, Golaghat Assam 785621
• Ph: (03774)280264 (call between 7-9 A.M or 7-9 P.M.), Mob: 9085400448 (Swapnajyoti Borthakur)
• E-mail: babaglt@gmail.com, borthakursj@gmail.com

Bulk Purchase of Vishalata

For bulk purchase of vishalata kindly contact the following:

• Anurag Agarwal, Bangalore
• Mob: 08277274737
• E-mail: rakhi@ymail.com

Consumption of Vishalata

1. Fresh vishalata leaves can be chewed and eaten on an empty stomach in the morning.
2. from the fresh vishalata leaves can be extracted and taken either alone or mixed with fresh apple juice or tender coconut water or with buttermilk.
3. Dried vishalata leaves can be powdered and two tablespoons of this powder can be taken with water, tender coconut water, or with fresh apple juice.
4. A herbal infusion can be made by steeping 5 grams of dried vishalata leaves in hot water for 4-5 minutes.

Vishalata Videos

Anti-Cancer Vishalata (Sabah Snake Grass)

Anti-Cancer Vishalata (Sabah Snake Grass) Part II

History of Kokilaksha

Kokilaksha is an aquatic weed which grows freely besides paddy fields and ditches in both north and south India. Its botanical name is hygrophila spinosa or asteracantha longifolia. Its leaves are very rich in iron and other minerals. The leaves can be wild harvested and used to increase haemoglobin levels of patients and ordinary people.

Known as "kulekhara" in Bengali, these leaves are available in small bunches in the vegetable markets of Kolkata. Since this is a weed, it is not sprayed with harmful chemicals and is default organic.

It is especially useful for cancer patients, as it helps reduce the side effects of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. People recovering from various fevers are also advised to take the leaves of this plant to boost their haemoglobin levels. It is a boon for anaemic people. Kokilaksha is Nature's gift to mankind!

Regional Names of Kokilaksha

Sanskrit ----- kokilaksha, Ikshugandha, Gokshura

Hindi, Punjabi and Urdu ----- Talmakhana

Marathi ----- gokulkanta, gokshura, kolsundara

Gujarati ----- etharo

Bengali ----- kantakolika,kulekhara

Tamil ----- neermulli

Telugu ----- neerugobbi

Kannada ----- kolavalika , mullankall

Malayalam ----- vayalchulli

Recipes with kokilaksha

1. Juice from 20 grams of kokilaksha leaves can be mixed either with buttermilk, tender coconut water or mosambi (sweet lime) juice.
2. 40 grams of chopped kokilaksha leaves can be mixed with 100 grams of wheat flour to prepare a dough for chapatis/rotis. The chopped kokilkasha leaves can also be mixed with dosa batter to prepare dosas or utthapams.
3. 30 grams of kokilaksha leaves can be mixed with other greens like spinach, fenugreek and amaranth and cooked with a seasoning of mustard or cumin seeds.
4. One may prepare a curry by mixing a handful of washed and chopped kokilaksha leaves with buttermilk and seasoning the curry with asafoetida, fenugreek seeds and cumin. This curry may be eaten with rice, chapatis, millets or quinoa.

Kokilaksha Videos

Kokilaksha—a wonder weed, Part I

Kokilaksha—a wonder weed, Part II

History of Soursop Fruit

Soursop fruit is being sold by various vendors and importers at a high price. In contrast, soursop products are available year round in convenient packing and have been found to be equally effective.

Eco Remedies is manufacturing a natural soursop drink called ANJANEYA in Nashik, which can be ordered online.

Mob: 09552554410

E-mail: rajeshsshetty@hotmail.co.uk

www.ecoremedies.co.in

Dried soursop powder in sachets under the brand name of FIRST VITA PLUS is available with Sangeeta Agarwal in Delhi.

Mob: 09911595259

E-mail:sangeetaag09@gmail.com

History of Dried Apricots and Apricot Kernels

Apricot kernels are the richest natural source of Vitamin B17 or Laetrile which has been found to have a beneficial effect in combating cancer. Dried apricots are also a rich source of vitamins and fibre.

Apricot kernels and dried apricots are available in Ladakh from Tashi Namgyal. Tashi can be contacted at the following numbers:

Mob: 09419179694

E-mail: tashinamgail@gmail.com

History of Gobo

Gobo or burdock is a root vegetable much prized in China and Japan for its healing and blood cleansing properties. A healing soup can be made with gobo which benefits cancer patients. Gobo is being grown in the hills near Mussoorie in Uttarakhand by a group of small farmers. It is available from July to December and can be ordered through post.

Bhagchand Ramola is one of the farmers growing gobo on his farm. He can be contacted at the following numbers:

Mob: 08650859084

Please note that Bhagchand only speaks and understands Hindi

Gobo is also available at Yamato-ya Japanese store in Safdarjung Enclave in New Delhi. The store is open on all days from 10 a.m. to 7.30 p.m. barring a few national holidays. Here is the store’s location:

Yamato-ya

B-6/9 Local Commercial Complex, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi 110029

Ph: (011)41650164/65

History of Hemp Seed Oil

• Hemp contains the 10 essential amino acids that we need to consume from our food. The proteins in hemp are more easily digestible than in meat, dairy, soy or other high protein foods. Protein can help to balance out low-sugar levels so you feel fewer cravings for unhealthy foods.
• Hemp is a great source of fibre which keeps you fuller for longer, is great for the digestive system and takes the edge off those food cravings as well.
• Hemp contains Omega 3 & 6 essential fatty acids which help to regulate blood sugar and insulin levels and reduce the risk of chronic inflammatory diseases such as diabetes and cancer. These essential fatty acids, linoleic acid (omega-6) and alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3) are present in hemp seeds in the optimum 4:1 ratio for human health.
• Hemp is a rare plant source of the omega 6 essential fatty acid, gamma linolenic acid or GLA, which has been shown in scientific studies to help control weight.

Hemp seed oil is great and can be used as a salad dressing, in smoothies, juices and even drizzled on toast, buns or muffins. Hemp oil should be kept in the fridge and not used for cooking, as high temperatures destroy the delicate essential fatty acids and any health benefits as well.

Hemp seed oil is a rich natural source of EFAs and has multiple benefits. Imported hemp seed oil is available from Mokshalifestyle Products in Delhi and they are willing to ship all over India and even overseas. Please see their website: www.mokshalifestyle.com

History of Hemp Seed Oil

When harvested, the hemp seeds are covered with a crunchy outer shell. Hemp seeds can be eaten with the shells on, in which case they are lightly toasted and naturally flavoured for a crunchy snack. Hemp seeds with the shells removed are called hulled hemp seeds and they are quite soft with a nutty taste.

Hemp seeds are perfect for people who are allergic to nuts, gluten or lactose. There are no reported allergies to hemp.

Hemp seeds can be sprinkled onto anything, muesli, porridge, salads, stir-fries (after cooking). They are great in smoothies, for making chutneys , and can be used for sweet treats too. Hemp milk can be made from hulled hemp seeds in an ordinary blender. A glassful of hemp milk will provide many of the vitamins, minerals and protein required by the body.

Hemp seed is a rich natural source of EFAs. Organic hemp seed is available from Supra Organics based in Dehradun and they are willing to ship all over India. Please see their website: www.supraorganics.com

History of Khandsari Sugar

India is the birthplace, where the small scale Khandsari (sugar) industry was born and developed into a modern industry. The Khandsari sugar production, which was originally confined to the State of Uttar-Pradesh only, is now spread all over the country. It occupies an important place in the country's sugar economy. Around 45-50% of the total sugar cane produced in India is absorbed by the Khandsari industry which provides employment to about 2.5 million people. The brief manufacturing process includes cane crushing by mechanical rollers, concentration of cane juice (through boiling), crystallization, extraction of sugar in centrifuge and sugar drying. The byproduct bagasse, is burnt in furnace to provide heat for boiling the juice.

Khandsari sugar is fine with a dull appearance and does not have the bold, shining crystals of industrially manufactured refined sugar. But since the use of sulphur and other strong chemicals is absent in its production, it is the healthier option. However, very few grocery shops stock khandsari sugar in urban areas with the advent of industrial refined sugar and the change in people’s preferences.

Here are a few suppliers and stockists of Khandsari sugar:

www.sosorganics.com

www.shopswasthi.com

www.amazon.in

www.joybynature.com

Asal

5 Tejpal Society, Near Fateh Nagar Bus Stop Paldi, Ahmedabad 380007

Contact: Shripal Shah

Ph: (079)26622020/22, Mob:09898559229

E-mail: asalworld@yahoo.co.in

Web: www.asalworld.org

Asal is manufacturing khandsari sugar in Karnataka and Uttarakhand. They can supply khandsari sugar in bulk.

History of Xylitol

X Xylitol is a good sugar substitute for diabetic and cancer patients. Cancer patients should avoid white sugar as this leads to the multiplication of cancer cells. Artificial sweeteners like EQUAL and SUGAR FREE may be potentially carcinogenic. Xylitol, though not well known in India is being used in soft drinks, toothpastes, chewing gums. One to three teaspoons a day is the recommended dosage.

Xylitol is available in smaller quantities from Hemendra Gupta of Pioneer Inorganics in Khari Baoli, Delhi. His contact numbers are:

Mob: 09810030903 Ph: (011) 66746337

You can also buy xylitol online from Herboveda India in retail packing. Pl. see their website www.sosweet.in

History of Forest and Apiary Honey

A tablespoon of raw honey contains 64 calories, is fat-free, cholesterol-free, and sodium-free. Its composition is roughly 80 percent carbohydrates, 18 percent water, and two percent vitamins, minerals, and amino acids. Honey alleviates allergies, is an all natural energy drink, boosts memory, is a cough suppressant,is a sleep aid and treats wounds and burns.

Honey is produced all over the Indian subcontinent. Forest honey is honey which has either been produced in bee boxes kept in forest areas or else extracted from the hives of wild bees such as in Sundarbans. Apiary honey is produced in bee boxes which have been kept in fields or in fruit orchards.

Raw honey is honey which has not been heated and processed honey is honey that has been pasteurized by heating it to a temperature of 63 0 C for about 30 minutes to kill harmful bacteria and fungi and reduce crystallization.

Here are some bulk producers of honey:

EASTERN INDIA

Vijay Kumar, Tirhut Dugdh Utpadak Sahakari Sangh, Kolhua, Muzaffarpur, Bihar

Mob: 09431238834

Vipin Dev Sinha, Singbhum Gramodyog Vikas Sansthan, Chaibasa, Jharkhand

Mob: 09431210645

Tarun Haldar, Secretary, West Bengal Beekeepers’ Association, Barasat, West Bengal

Ph: (033)25241846 Mob: 09933572477

Web: www.bengalhoney.com

Malda Beekeeping Society, Ashok Mandal, Malda, West Bengal

Mob: 09932106025

West Bengal Forest Development Corporation, Kolkata (Sundarbans Honey)

Ph: (033)23350141 Mob: 09434500678

Leela Charan Dutta, Charigaon, Jorhat, Assam

Mob: 09401362838

Bina Chetia, Alimor, Dibrugarh

Mob: 09957864672

UTTARAKHAND & UTTAR PRADESH

Haldwani

Mayank Pandey, 09897142143

Prakash Singh Karakoti, 09412994243

Naveen Chandra Pandey, 09012812343

Sanjay Joshi, 09412134920

Om Prakash Joshi, 09719006793

Manoj Pandey, 09927217742

Amit Joshi, 09761959020

Pramod Pandey, 09675212155

Haridwar

Sanjeev Saini, 09412956487

Brijpal Saini, 09411151540

Ashish Saini, 09997859697

Sunil Tyagi, 09719892587

Mahipal, 09719918490

Dehradun

Rajendra Singh Solanki, 09758552409

Ramnagar

Prakash Sati, 07895520934

Umaid Singh Bisht, 09411320810

Rajendra Singh, 09410516471

Saharanpur

Devavrata Sharma, 09868119855

Ajay Saini, 09412130552, (01331) 232292

Moradabad

Bhuvnesh Kumar, Sirsanal, 09759394203

Nanpara

Sharaf Husain, Nanpara Apiaries, 09125700090

Barabanki

Rama Bee Farm, Barabanki, 09044817157

History of Bee Pollen

We all know that bees collect pollen as they go round drinking nectar from flowers. Back in the hive, the pollen is mixed with enzymes, fungi and other bacteria, before being stuffed by worker bees, using their heads, into empty cells in the hive. These act like mini ovens and the resulting product is known as bee pollen or bee bread. The resulting bee pollen is more nutritious than the untreated pollen and is the primary source of protein for the hive.

The exact nutritional breakdown for bee pollen varies greatly, from day to day even in the same hive, depending on which flowers are in season and being visited by the bees. However an average sample will contain something like ’55% carbohydrates, 35% proteins, 3% minerals and vitamins, 2% fatty acids, and 5% of diverse other components’ .

• Pollen functions as a natural energizer for the body, high in b-vitamins, vital for energy production at a cellular level.
• High concentration of lecithin helps with dissolving and flushing fat cells, as well as nourishing the cells of the brain.
• Helps to reduce food cravings thanks, in part, to the natural phenylalanine (an amino acid), which acts as a natural appetite suppressant.
• Helpful in restoring the health the reproductive system and promotes relief from the discomfort of PMS
• It helps speed up caloric burn by stimulating the metabolic system.
• Bee pollen benefits the immune system. It contains proteins, mono and polyunsaturated fats, vitamins B, C, D, E, and beta-carotene, calcium, magnesium, selenium, nucleic acids, lecithin, and cysteine, all of which have been proven effective in strengthening the immune system.
• Bee pollen helps you to cope more easily with stress thanks to the full profile of amino acids, essential fatty acids and vitamins. This sweet and dense combo helps regulate mood.
• The amino acids within Bee Pollen are precursors to human growth hormone (HGH). Bee Pollen also contains a gonadotropic hormone very similar to the human pituitary hormone, gonadotropin, which functions as a sex gland hormone. (Research conducted at various European Universities have shown in trials conducted with impotent men that more than half of those given bee pollen experienced a dramatic improvement of sperm and most gained a higher level of self-confidence, and were able to perform better sexually… after just one month of taking bee pollen)

Because real pollen contains wax and a small amount of honey, it quickly turns into a paste in India's climate. Pollen must be kept refrigerated otherwise it will ferment quickly.

For patients who are allergic to pollen or are asthmatic, it would be wise to give them only 3 grams of pollen each day and see their reaction. Ingesting the pollen may help their system overcome their allergy or it may not have any effect. The effects of pollen will vary from person to person. It can be used as a health supplement by people of all ages.

As the demand for bee pollen in India is almost non-existent very few beekeepers collect bee pollen on a regular basis. They collect it only upon demand. Ajay Saini is a beekeeper based in Saharanpur, Uttar Pradesh who collects both wild pollen and apiary pollen and sends it through parcel to interested customers. He can be reached at 09412130552.

History of Virgin Coconut Oil

Virgin coconut oil is extracted from coconut milk by a special process. It is excellent as a cooking oil for diabetics, cancer patients and people with Alzheimer’s, skin diseases and a host of other problems. It is available in one litre bottles from Maxcare Industries in Tumkur, Karnataka.

Anil Porwal may be contacted at the following numbers:

Mob: 09741576054, 09844078488 Ph: (0816)2206505/55

E-mail:info@maxcareindia.in

www.maxcareindia.in

Maxcare virgin coconut oil is also available on Flipkart—www.flipkart.com

Silver Oil Mills in Kerala are also producing virgin coconut oil. They can be contacted at the following numbers:

Mob: 09447179380 Ph: (0493) 3279380

E-mail: silveroilmills@gmail.com

www.silveroilmills.com

History of Hibsicus/Roselle Tea

Hibiscus tea made from the leaves and calyxes of the roselle plant ( called Tenga Mora in Assamese) is now available in Golaghat at Hotel Madhuram on Jail Road. Hibiscus tea is rich in Vitamin C and anti oxidants. It helps to increase the haemoglobin count in anaemic people and is a good alternative to black or green tea.

For purchasing hibiscus/roselle tea please contact the following in Golaghat:

Umesh Lahkar

Hotel Madhuram, Old Jail Road, Golaghat Assam 785621

Ph: (03774)280264 (call between 7-9 A.M. or 7-9 P.M.), Mob: 9085400448 (Swapnajyoti Borthakur)

E-mail: babaglt@gmail.com, borthakursj@gmail.com

History of Red Rice

Red rice is grown all over India and available with farmers. Here are a few select suppliers with whom red rice is available:

1. Prem Singh, Badokhar Khurd, Banda, U.P.

   Mob: 09415557444,09565235623

   E-mail: prem_banda@hotmail.com

   www.gaon.co.in

 

2. Gandhi Ashram, Gandhi Smarak Bhawan, Near Head Post Office, Chhatarpur 471001, Madhya Pradesh

   Ph:(07682) 248274 Mob: 09926658469

 

3. Ajeet Gautam, Supra Organics, Dehradun, Uttarakhand

   Mob: 09634057963

   www.supraorganics.com

 

4. Divine Agro Industries Ltd.

   Plot No. 159, Street No. 8, Laxmi Vihar, Uttam Nagar, Near Dwarka Mod Metro Station New Delhi 110059

   Ph: (011)55765733 Mob: 09868926909, 09213153720

   E-mail:divineagro@gmail.com

   www.divineagro.com

 

5. Jaivik Haat Shop Number 127 & 128, First Floor, R. G. Mall, Near Dharamkunj Apartments Sector 9, Rohini, Delhi – 110085

   Phone: (011) 47597091

   Email: jaivikhaat@gmail.com

   www.jaivikhaat.com

 

6. The Himjoli Shop

   • Near Udupi restaurant, Malla Kathgodam, Kathgodam
   • Bara Bazaar, Nainital
   • Near Sagar Hotel, Kausani
   • Near Country Inn, Mehragaon, Bhimtal
   • Near Kalmatia Sangam, Kasar Devi, Almora
   • KMVN,Chaukori
   • Opposite Ashram, Chiliyanaula, Ranikhet
   • Opposite Hamer Hotel, Kulri, The Mall, Mussoorie
   • Laxman Murti Chowk Tapovan, Rishikesh
   • Shop No. 69, Aurobindo Place Market, New Delhi – 110016, Ph:(011)26561110 Mob: 8800631338 Website: www.himjoli.org

 

7. Umesh Lahkar

   Hotel Madhuram, Old Jail Road, Golaghat Assam 785621

   Ph: (03774)280264 (call between 7-9 a.m. or 7-9 p.m.) Mob: 9085400448 (Swapnajyoti Borthakur)

   E-mail: babaglt@gmail.com, borthakursj@gmail.com

 

8. Sahaja Organics

   No. 29/A, 5th Cross, New Bank Colony, Amruthnagar main road, Konakunte, Bangalore 560062

   Ph: (080) 26324888 Mob: 09845137065, 07899753323

   E-mail:info@sahajaorganics.com

   www.sahajaorganics.com

History of Black Rice

Black rice is being grown in south India and northeast India. It is available with the following suppliers:

1. P. Devakanta, Imphal, Manipur

   Mob: 09862565030,09774269517

   E-mail:amapcon@gmail.com

 

2. Umesh Lahkar

   Hotel Madhuram, Old Jail Road Golaghat Assam 785621

   Ph: (03774)280264 (call between 7-9 a.m. or 7-9 p.m.) Mob: 9085400448 (Swapnajyoti Borthakur)

   E-mail: babaglt@gmail.com, borthakursj@gmail.com

 

3. Mahan Borah

   Meleng Kathgaon P.O. Borkhelia Dist. Jorhat 785101 Assam

   Mob: 09678944784, 09954406746

   E-mail:mahanprakriti@gmail.com

 

4. Upendra Rabha Goalpara, Assam

   Mob: 09678207239

 

5. Kamala Kaman

   Village Citadarcuk, P.O. Garamur, Majuli, Dist. Jorhat 785104 Assam

   Mob: 08011400287

 

6. Ajit Pal

   Samrat Feed Mills 5/10/6 Jajodiya Market, Siliguri 734405, West Bengal

   Mob: 09434047169 Ph: (0353)2433872

   E-mail: sriakpal@yahoo.co.in

 

7. Sahaja Organics

   No. 29/A, 5th Cross, New Bank Colony, Amruthnagar main road, Konakunte Bangalore 560062

   Ph: (080) 26324888 Mob: 09845137065, 07899753323

   E-mail:info@sahajaorganics.com

   www.sahajaorganics.com

 

8. Agasthiya Herbs and Spices

   6-12/55, Vivekanandanagar, Ashoknagar Post Mangalore-575006, Karnataka

   Mob: 09035895561,07090946651

   Email:agasthiya.in@gmail.com

   www.agasthiyaherbsandspices.com

History of Navara Rice

Navara rice is a traditional rice variety of Kerala with therapeutic qualities. It is used in Kerala ayurvedic treatments. Navara is also given to patients suffering from various ailments to aid their recovery. It is available with a few selected farmers and outlets.

1. P.Narayanan Unny

   Navara Eco Farm, Karukamani Kalam, Chittur College P.O. Palakkad Dist., Kerala

   Ph: (04923)221177, 222277 Mob: 09447277749

   E-mail:unnysfarm@gmail.com

   www.navara.in

 

2. Sahaja Organics

   No. 29/A, 5th Cross, New Bank Colony Amruthnagar main road, Konakunte Bangalore 560062

   Ph: (080) 26324888 Mob: 09845137065, 07899753323

   E-mail:info@sahajaorganics.com

   www.sahajaorganics.com

 

3. Rajendra Kumar, Narasimharajapura, Chikmagalur, Karnataka

   Mob: 09481154643

History of Millet Products

Millet products are available all over India. Here are a few suppliers:

1. Earth 360 Eco Ventures, 3-196 APIIC Industrial Park, Kadiri 515591, Andhra Pradesh

   Mob: 09440870875, 07386874239, 08494221265

   E-mail:millets.dinesh@gmail.com

   www.earth360.in

 

2. Timbaktu Organic

   Village Chennekothapalli Dist. Anantapur 515101, Andhra Pradesh

   Ph:(08559) 240140 Mob: 09440139381, 09490180961

   E-mail: info@timbaktu-organic.org

   www.timbaktu-organic.org

 

3. Sangam Shop

   The Deccan Development Society, Pastapur village, Zaheerabad, Dist. Medak 502220, Telangana

   Ph:(08451)282271,282785

   www.ddsindia.com

 

4. Sahaja Organics

   No. 29/A, 5th Cross, New Bank Colony, Amruthnagar main road, Konakunte, Bangalore 560062

   Ph: (080) 26324888 Mob: 09845137065, 07899753323

   E-mail:info@sahajaorganics.com

   www.sahajaorganics.com

 

5. Janadhanya Farmers’ Federation

   c/o Green Foundation, P.O.Box No. 7651, No. 120, Ist Floor, 7th cross, Bilekahalli Dollar Layout, off Bannerghatta road, Opp Mantri Elite, Bangalore - 560 076

   Ph:(080)26784509 Mob: 09449861040, Mob: 09449861040, Mob: 09449861040

   E-mail:gfbangalore@gmail.com, earthbudy@gmail.com

   www.greenconserve.com

 

6. Agasthiya Herbs and Spices

   6-12/55, Vivekanandanagar, Ashoknagar post, Mangalore-575006, Karnataka

   Mob: 09035895561,07090946651

   Email:agasthiya.in@gmail.com

   www.agasthiyaherbsandspices.com

 

7. Prem Singh, Badokhar Khurd, Banda, U.P.

   Mob: 09415557444,09565235623

   E-mail: prem_banda@hotmail.com

   www.gaon.co.in

 

8. Gandhi Ashram, Gandhi Smarak Bhawan, Near Head Post Office, Chhatarpur 471001, M.P.

   Ph:(07682) 248274 Mob: 09926658469

 

9. Sushma Gram Udyog, 801/C Sukhdev Nagar, Kotla Mubarakpur, New Delhi

   Mob: 09810423488

   E-mail:info@sushmakhadi.com

   www.sushmakhadi.com

 

10. Divine Agro Industries Ltd.

    Plot No. 159, Street No. 8, Laxmi Vihar, Uttam Nagar, Near Dwarka Mod Metro Station, New Delhi 110059

    Ph: (011)55765733 Mob: 09868926909, 09213153720

    E-mail:divineagro@gmail.com

    www.divineagro.com

 

11. Ajeet Gautam, Supra Organics, Dehradun

    Mob: 09634057963

    www.supraorganics.com

 

12. The Himjoli Shop

    • Near Udupi restaurant, Malla Kathgodam, Kathgodam
    • Bara Bazaar, Nainital
    • Near Sagar Hotel, Kausani
    • Near Country Inn, Mehragaon, Bhimtal
    • Near Kalmatia Sangam, Kasar Devi, Almora
    • KMVN,Chaukori
    • Opposite Ashram, Chiliyanaula, Ranikhet
    • Opposite Hamer Hotel, Kulri, The Mall, Mussoorie
    • Laxman Murti Chowk Tapovan, Rishikesh, Shop No. 69, Aurobindo Place Market New Delhi – 110016, Ph:(011)26561110 Mob: 8800631338, Website: www.himjoli.org

 

13. Organic Nagaland ,Project Colony, Zunheboto, Nagaland

    Contact: Abokali Jimomi

    Mob:08974660475

    E-mail:abokali.sumi@gmail.com