Where is Paushtik Life based out of?

Paushtik Life is headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal. The organization was founded with the vision of providing pure, healthy, and wholesome organic food to consumers while also creating sustainable livelihoods for local farmers.

Why Paushtik Life Products ?

Paushtik Life is a social initiative based in Kolkata, West Bengal primarily focused on organic and natural foods by generating sustainable livelihood. It is involved in field production of crops, processing, product development and marketing of organic products. Paushtik Life has been founded with a vision of providing Pure, Healthy, Wholesome foods to Consumers and creating Sustainable Livelihood for farmers. The products confine to the strictest organic practices. It has the largest product range offering more than 500 products, ranging from cereals, grains, millets, flours, dry fruits, to processed products like pickles, jams, juices, marmalades to bakery products.

Difference between organic and conventional grown foods?

High nitrogen application to plant foods can increase crude protein concentration but decrease the nutritional value of that protein. Conventional fertilizing practices could possibly result in higher crude protein content but poorer quality protein than organic practices. There is considerable evidence from controlled experiments that some organic fertilizers result in lower nitrate concentrations in plants compared to conventional fertilization.

Soumik Bannerjee | Plants used for Dyeing

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Plants used for Dyeing

Plants used for Dyeing

Soumik Bannerjee

Soumik Bannerjee, Independent Researcher and Practitioner of Agro-ecology & Indigenous Seed Conservation; engaged in conservation research of Indigenous varieties & Landraces of Paddy, Maize, Cotton, Finger Millet, Wheat, Barley, Mustard & Flaxseed through In-situ Conservation with farmer groups in eastern & central India.

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25-06-2025

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Various Plants that are used for Dyeing

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