Ours is a 10 Years of social enterprise based in Malur Karnataka. The motive behind starting the company is to take a leading and active initiative in conserving the Indian breed of cows for the welfare of not only the animal in question but also for the overall welfare of mankind and nature. We achieve this by using the sustainability model – we use the cow derivatives called panchagavya ( five products of cow namely urine, dung, milk, curd and ghee) to make various household, personal care and health care products that are marketed in the brand name of Gou Ganga.Ancient Ayurvedic Scriptures are the guiding principal for all the formulation originating from MGPPL. The ability of achieve and maintain high manufacturing quality makes Gou Ganga products one of the most acceptable Gavya products in Southern India. The company is registered under Ayush and conforms to the GMP standards of manufacturing.Five leading businessmen of the country established this company in 2010 with the divine blessings and guidance of Sri Sri Raghaveshwara Bharati Mahaswamiji of Sri Ramachandrapur Math. Today MGPPL is profitable company with 100% of its profits being invested in the conservation of Indian breed of cows. Panchagavya is a traditional Indian formulation made from five products derived from cows. It is commonly used in agriculture, particularly in organic farming, and in various traditional practices for its perceived health and medicinal benefits. The five components of Panchagavya are: Cow Dung: Used as a natural fertilizer and soil conditioner. It is believed to improve soil fertility and structure. Cow Urine: Often used as a bio-pesticide and for its antimicrobial properties. It is thought to repel pests and diseases. Milk: Used for its nourishing and medicinal properties. It is a source of essential nutrients and is believed to have health benefits. Curd (Yogurt): Made from fermented milk, curd is used for its probiotic and digestive benefits. It is thought to improve soil health and plant growth. Ghee (Clarified Butter): Used for its purifying and strengthening properties. It is believed to enhance the effectiveness of the other components in Panchagavya. Uses of Panchagavya In Agriculture: Soil Fertility: Panchagavya is applied to enhance soil health and fertility. It is believed to improve microbial activity in the soil. Plant Growth: It is used as a growth promoter and to increase crop yield. It helps in improving the nutrient uptake by plants. Pest Control: Cow urine is often used as a natural pest repellent. In Health and Medicine: Digestive Health: Panchagavya is used in traditional medicine to aid digestion and improve gut health. Detoxification: It is believed to have detoxifying properties that help in purifying the body. In Rituals and Traditional Practices: Religious Rituals: Panchagavya is used in various Hindu rituals and ceremonies for its sacred and purifying qualities. Spiritual Practices: It is believed to have spiritual significance and is used in practices aimed at achieving mental and physical well-being. Preparation of Panchagavya The preparation of Panchagavya involves mixing the five components in specific proportions. Here is a basic recipe for making Panchagavya: Ingredients: 5 liters of cow dung 5 liters of cow urine 2 liters of milk 2 liters of curd 1 liter of ghee Process: Mixing: Combine all the ingredients in a large container. The mixture should be stirred thoroughly to ensure proper blending. Fermentation: Allow the mixture to ferment for about 7 days. It should be kept in a warm place and stirred daily. Straining: After fermentation, strain the mixture to remove any solid particles. Storage: Store the liquid in a clean, airtight container. Application: For Plants: Dilute Panchagavya with water (usually 1:10) and apply it to the soil or foliage of plants. For Health: It is typically consumed in small quantities after consulting with a healthcare professional. Benefits and Considerations Benefits: Environmentally Friendly: Panchagavya is a natural, eco-friendly alternative to synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. Improves Soil Health: Enhances microbial activity and nutrient availability in the soil. Boosts Plant Growth: Promotes healthy plant growth and increases crop yield. Considerations: Quality of Ingredients: The effectiveness of Panchagavya can depend on the quality and source of the cow products used. Proper Use: It should be used according to recommended guidelines to avoid any potential adverse effects. Panchagavya is a traditional practice with a deep cultural and historical significance in India. If you’re interested in using Panchagavya, whether for agriculture or health, it’s a good idea to consult with experts or practitioners familiar with its application. Contact – Gouganga.com Sector – D2C, B2B
V3 Learning – Quality Education For The Brighter Future.
V3 Learning, name itself given by Vasudha Sundar’s grandfather. It was started by her mother and now Vasudha Sundar is leading the V3″s journey. Vasudha sunder is the IIT Madras passed out student. She is very fond of mathematics. She wanted to build a strong foundation of mathematics in the students. So the main motive of the V3 Learning is Anderstand, Analyse, Apply, Achieve. In V3 Learning , students will get a strong IIT foundation in mathematics from 8th and 9th grade it self. Students will get online study classes, which will boast their confidence to face the exams. Students will also get a special coaching for Olympiad in mathematics. Vasudha sundar will also conduct live classes and workshops based on the student’s choices. And where students will also get the workbook and practice sheets , prepared by the Vasudha sundar herself. Fees structure. regular classes for 9th online – 30000rs per year. regular classes for 10th online – 40000rs per year. IIT foundation class – 500rs per session ( twice a week ) An IIT Foundation in mathematics is a preparatory program designed to help students build a strong foundation in mathematics, particularly for those aiming to take competitive exams like the IIT-JEE (Indian Institutes of Technology Joint Entrance Examination). This foundation typically targets students from a young age to help them develop the necessary skills and knowledge required for advanced engineering entrance exams. Key Components of an IIT Foundation in Mathematics Conceptual Understanding: Focuses on building a deep understanding of fundamental mathematical concepts. Topics include Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, and Number Theory, among others. Problem-Solving Skills: Emphasizes solving complex and varied problems to enhance analytical and critical thinking skills. Includes practice with problems from previous IIT-JEE exams and other competitive tests. Advanced Topics: Introduces advanced mathematical topics that are part of the IIT-JEE syllabus, like limits, derivatives, integrals, and differential equations. Curriculum and Syllabus: Covers the foundational syllabus for IIT-JEE and other engineering entrance exams. May also include topics from higher secondary school curriculum to bridge gaps in knowledge. Mock Tests and Practice Papers: Regular mock tests and practice papers to simulate real exam conditions and assess progress. Helps students build exam-taking strategies and manage time effectively. Regular Assessments: Continuous assessments and feedback to monitor progress and identify areas of improvement. Personalized guidance to address specific difficulties. Study Material: Provides comprehensive study materials, including textbooks, reference books, and online resources. Mentorship and Guidance: Offers guidance from experienced teachers and mentors who have expertise in preparing students for IIT-JEE. Includes doubt-clearing sessions and personalized attention. How to Choose an IIT Foundation Program Reputation and Track Record: Look for programs with a proven track record of successfully preparing students for IIT-JEE. Research reviews and success stories from past students. Faculty Experience: Ensure the program has experienced faculty with a strong background in mathematics and competitive exam preparation. Mode of Instruction: Decide between classroom-based or online programs based on your learning preferences and convenience. Curriculum: Verify that the curriculum covers all the essential topics and is aligned with the IIT-JEE syllabus. Trial Classes: Attend trial classes if available to gauge the teaching style and content. Cost and Flexibility: Check the cost of the program and see if it fits within your budget. Also, consider the flexibility of the schedule. Additional Resources: Look for programs that offer extra resources like online quizzes, video lectures, and interactive tools. Contact – Vasudha sundar- +919448718218 Email Id – v3tutor@gmail.com Sector – D2C