With the message of Vedic Rakhdi / Swadeshi adoption, Gaurakshak of Vadodara prepared 10 thousand Rakhdi from cow dung and provided employment to 65 women.

With the message of Vedic Rakhdi / Swadeshi adoption, Gaurakshak of Vadodara prepared 10 thousand Rakhdi from cow dung and provided employment to 65 women.

Vadodara. While people across the country are boycotting Chinese products, a citizen of Vadodara is making about 20 different items from trash and delivering them to the people. In which, on the occasion of Rakshabandhan festival, about 10 thousand ashes are prepared from trash . Mukeshbhai Gupta, who lives in Alkapuri, Vadodara, has been working for years for cow service and cow protection. While from trash and urine they keep trying to work out the way to make things useful to the environment.



The cow mother also will be protected with the boycott of the foreign object

Mukeshbhai also lights Vedic Holi per annum at the Kashi Vishweshwar Temple on Jetalpur Road using dung. Mukeshbhai Gupta further said that he has been doing research on what are often made up of trash for the last one year. during which I even have thus far made about 20 items including lamp, dustbin, kitchen, pen-stand, clock. Since the Rakshabandhan festival is approaching, I even have made a base of dung and decorated it with ashes. thus far 10 thousand ashes are prepared from trash . which can protect the cow mother and protect the environment. The resolution to boycott foreign goods also will be fulfilled.

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Mukeshbhai Gupta made the ashes

Prepared Vedic ashes with the message of Vocal for Local

He further said that Vedic Rakhdi has been prepared with the message of Vocal for Local and Swadeshi Be, Swadeshi Adopt. immediately I even have 65 women working there. it's determined to use 5,000 people by next year.

Giving women machines

Mukeshbhai Gupta has given some sisters in Kutch in Gujarat and Ajmer in Rajasthan an edge by giving them a machine wont to make various things from dung. Currently women make 20 differing types of dung.