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Home Grown Organic Tea and their benefits

Tea is the most popular drink across India, not just because it’s in the rich culture, but also because it helps in boosting the immune system and fights off inflammation. The healthiest teas in India are the home grown organic teas which are full of antioxidants in the highest concentration. Researchers have found that these teas also help with heart diseases, lower cholesterol, diabetes, cancer and other issues. 

It’s difficult to find organic teas of your choice these days as the stores are full of commercially sold and extremely processed packaged teas. One of the main differences between the organic tea and store bought tea is that organic tea is home-grown without any use of pesticides and fertilizers. So this means that there are no chemicals in your cup, only healthy compounds and antioxidants. 

Organic teas include:

1. Green Tea with a blend of Tulsi and ginger

2. Darjeeling Black Tea

3. Earl Grey Tea

4. Chamomile And Lemongrass Tea

5. Karakoram Tea With Lavender

6. Istanbul Turkish Tea

7. Tahiti Iced Tea 

8. Banaras Masala Chai

9. Gulmarg Kashmir Kahwa Tea

These exotic and home grown organic tea leaves can be bought from Momskart. Choosing them is the better option since they’re approved and loved by many dietitians. These teas are the perfect blend of exotic taste and antioxidants, providing you with potential health benefits. 

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This Navratri Enjoy Tasty Homemade Fariyali for upto 50% off on Momskart

India's most loved festival 'Navratri' is here.

The best thing about this festival is Garba and its Fariyali Food. We all love to dress up in Traditional outfits for garba. But sadly this year is a little different for all of us. No social gatherings are permitted because of Covid-19. All my fellow Garba Lovers are feeling a little low lately. But to cheer you all up Momskart got you India's Best Home Made Fariyali Collection from all over the Country.

Sadly, Garba cannot take place this year but we all can still enjoy our another favorite thing of Navratri, that is, Fariyali Food. Momskart delivers Wide variety of Fariyali at your doorstep. Momskart Fariyali Food products includes Sabudana Khichi, Indori Chana Jor, Butter Kaju, Shakar Para, Bhakarwadi, Indori Fariyali Mixture, Rajgira Laddoo, Banana Chips, Peanut Chikki, Homemade Gujrati Gujiya and much more at a very affordable price.

Momskart - Handcrafted by Moms of India Momskart is an E-commerce that sells non-perishable homemade food products. Momskart promotes Small businesses/Entrepreneurs of India keeping in mind the vision of 'Aatmanirbhar Bharat' and 'Vocal for Local' given by the honorable Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. Momskart provides platform to women who thrives to start their own business. Momskart empowers women to become self-reliant and provide hassle free process of selling homemade food prepared by them. Momskart offers over 10,000+ food products and over 1,000+ sellers from all over India.

Momskart- Delivers Happiness at your Doorstep Momskart offers All India Delivery. Momskart

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Vocal for local

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The Indian government has asked the local companies to focus on “Made in India”, but also for the promulgation of local brands, manufacturing, and supply chain. For instance, In the Indian fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) industry, particularly in food, Indian brands have been following Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘vocal for local’ or localization vision for a while now.

“When the Prime Minister said to go ‘vocal for local’, he meant that products be made competitive vis-a-vis global brands. It didn’t mean that one must only buy products that have a logo ‘made in India’ on it,” – RS Sodhi, MD, Amul

In the Indian FMCG market, Indian brands have been leaders in ‘Indian categories’ such as hair oils, health supplements, whereas international brands have been leading in ‘international categories’ such as shampoo and toothpaste. Moreover, Indian brands have also been gaining market share even in these highly competitive categories such as toothpaste with their highly differentiated offering.

The trend within the food industry is total ‘vocal for local’ when it comes to consumer demand. in the past, the reason to buy a foreign brand was the limited presence of (Indian) brands. Along with that, there was a concern of trust in the local bands as far as the manufacturing is concerned. Now, there are a lot of national food brands, and they have developed over the years. More than 60% of the brands in the food industry are local brands unlike personal hygiene, cosmetic, and consumer durable segments.

Another instance, ITC Company has also invested extensively in developing a portfolio of Indian brands, with 25 created from scratch. Investments in cutting-edge R&D and state-of-the-art manufacturing drive these winning Indian brands and make progress in terms of trust in the domestic marketplace.

Meanwhile, campaigns to promote ‘vocal for local’ campaigns have been underway. ITC has been undertaking a ‘proudly Indian campaign’ on social media platforms. Dabur has also launched a series of advertisements, as well as special videos, as part of the campaign. Dabur has been highlighting the Indian roots of the company and its “135-year-old heritage of caring for every Indian households’ health and well-being”. Such strong and focused campaigns will lead the awareness for ‘Vocal for Local’, ‘Make in India’, and ‘Local Manufacturing’.

Not challenge-free

“The mindset of free India should be ‘vocal for local’. We should appreciate our local products. If we don’t do this then our products will not get the opportunity to do better and will not get encouraged,” PM Modi said.

There have been challenges in the Indian economy.

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Homemade sweets

Diwali is the five-day festival of lights, celebrated by millions of Hindus, Sikhs and Jains across the world.

Diwali, which for some also coincides with harvest and new year celebrations, is a festival of new beginnings and the triumph of good over evil, and light over darkness.

Before you read on, take this Diwali quiz to see how much you know about the festival.

When is Diwali?

The festival is usually some time between October and November, with the date changing each year.

This year, it begins on Sunday 27 October and lasts for five days, with the main day of celebrations taking place on Tuesday.

Where does the name Diwali come from?

The word Diwali comes from the Sanskrit word deepavali, meaning "rows of lighted lamps".

Houses, shops and public places are decorated with small oil lamps called diyas. People also enjoy fireworks and sweets too, so it's really popular with children.

What's the festival about?

Each religion marks different historical events and stories.

Hindus celebrate the return of deities Rama and Sita to Ayodhya after their 14-year exile. They also celebrate the day Mother Goddess Durga destroyed a demon called Mahisha.

Sikhs particularly celebrate the release from prison of the sixth guru Hargobind Singh in 1619. But Sikhs celebrated the festival before this date.

In fact, the foundation stone of the Golden Temple at Amritsar, the most holy place in the Sikh world, was laid on Diwali in 1577. The founder of Jainism is Lord Mahavira. During Diwali, Jains celebrate the moment he reached a state called Moksha (nirvana, or eternal bliss).

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HOMEMADE TUTTI FRUTTI ( SWEET-CANDY WITH WATERMELON )

Homemade Tutti frutti recipe | how to make tutti frutti | tutty fruity with step by step photo and video recipe. there are several names to this sweet confectionery across the globe but in India, it is also known as candied papaya. as a matter of fact the only India, the tutti frutti is made from papaya, and in other countries it is made from berries and chopped fruits. in India it is mainly used as toppings to custard, cakes, or ice creams.

Steps

STEP 1

Remove the green and red part of the watermelon. Cut into small pieces the watermelon with a cutter or a knife according to availability.

STEP 2

Boil 5 to 6 cups of water, when water start boiling add chopped watermelon pieces in the vessel.

STEP 3

Boil for 10 min. After that strain it.

STEP 4

Add 1/2 cup of water and 1/2 cup of sugar in a saucepan.

STEP 5

Melt sugar and add boiled watermelon pieces. Boil for 4,5 minutes on high flame. Now Switch off the flame.

STEP 6

Afterwards divide into 3 different vessels and add three different colors in it and mix well.

Give rest for two hours then drain it.

FINALLY

Wow! Colorful homemade Tutti Frutti is ready now. Store in a box and keep in the fridge.