Ghee

This ghee is produced from the milk of our own Gau Vansh, raised at the Hasanand Gaushala.

The Chain of Purity

Each stage is managed within the campus to maintain traceability from the herd to the final product.

Breed

Breed

Indigenous Gau Vansh No crossbreeding

Fodder

Fodder

Feed grown and managed within the campus

Care

Care

Veterinary supervision and low-stress herd care

Milking

Milking

Milk sourced only from our Gau Vansh

Processing

Processing

Ghee prepared in small batches under controlled conditions

Sourcing

All milk used for this ghee comes from our Gau Vansh at the Hasanand Gaushala.

It is sourced exclusively from documented indigenous cows raised within the campus ecosystem, with no external procurement.

Ghee

Production Method

Using the bilona method, milk is set with curd and allowed to ferment. The fermented curd is then churned to obtain butter, which is slowly heated in small batches to produce ghee.

Why Supply Is Limited

Indigenous cows produce lower milk volumes than crossbreeds.

Since all milk comes from our Gau Vansh and no external sourcing is undertaken, production remains inherently limited.