Rang Chokha

Rang Chokha follow Customer First approach. We always try our best to provide our customers with the best life experience with food.

If we look back at history of Indian civilisation, food to the Aryans was not simply a means of bodily sustenance, it was part of a cosmic moral cycle. The Upanishads say - From earth sprang herbs, from herbs food, from food seed, from seed man. Man thus consists of 3 bodies the physical, mental & intellectual. The essence of food, from food are all creatures produced and they grow with continuous consumption of food. The self (Rishi) consists of food, of breath, of mind, of understanding and of bliss (knowledge & awareness). The Bhagvad Gita also states - From food do all creatures come into being.

Hence in the great Aryan cosmic cycle, the eater, the food he eats and the Universe must all be in harmony. The Rig Veda mentions neither rice, nor wheat but only barley. The Yajurveda mentions all the three besides panicum cereal, oil seed and pulses such asmasha (urad), masura (masoor), mudga (mung) and Kalya (matar). Cattle were an integral part of the Vedic culture. There is a lot of reference to the milk of cows, though that of the buffalo and goat also finds mention.