Holy Basil

Post Diwali Detox: The drink is made of tulsi (Holy basil) and ajwain (carom seeds) - both of which have extensive usage in traditional medical practice since ages.

While the BJP is relying on its "Har Har Modi, Ghar Ghar Tulsi" campaign, distributing tulsi or holy basil saplings, the Congress is busy with its "Har Har Mahadev, Ghar Ghar Mahadev" campaign, distributing miniature idols of Lord Shiva or Shivlings among voters in the Sanwer constituency reserved for scheduled caste candidates. While a date has no...

Basil, or tulsi, is one of the oldest herbs known to the mankind. It is known for its strong healing and medicinal properties. The holy basil is quite often used in a number of prasad preparations and also forms an intrinsic part of various stews and curries.

Holy basil, also known as tulsi, is a herb that's native to Indian and known to be a significant part of Ayurvedic medicines. They could be used in managing diabetes and blood sugar too.

Tulsi in all forms- dried, fresh and powdered has several healing properties. Chewing on a few tulsi leaves regularly can be super beneficial for you, but did you know sipping on tulsi tea can be even better?

Ingredients like peppermint, holy basil, chamomile, ashwagandha are laced with antioxidants and stress-alleviating properties.

Soothing teas made with a combination of fenugreek seeds, mint, holy basil, cinnamon, lemon juice and honey may help reduce stress.

There are many benefits of Tulsi. Tulsi can rightly be termed as one of the most commonly and widely used ingredients in many Indian home remedies

Phirni made with rice and milk served in brulee style with a granita of berries and strawberries.

Post Diwali Detox: The drink is made of tulsi (Holy basil) and ajwain (carom seeds) - both of which have extensive usage in traditional medical practice since ages.

While the BJP is relying on its "Har Har Modi, Ghar Ghar Tulsi" campaign, distributing tulsi or holy basil saplings, the Congress is busy with its "Har Har Mahadev, Ghar Ghar Mahadev" campaign, distributing miniature idols of Lord Shiva or Shivlings among voters in the Sanwer constituency reserved for scheduled caste candidates. While a date has no...

Basil, or tulsi, is one of the oldest herbs known to the mankind. It is known for its strong healing and medicinal properties. The holy basil is quite often used in a number of prasad preparations and also forms an intrinsic part of various stews and curries.

Holy basil, also known as tulsi, is a herb that's native to Indian and known to be a significant part of Ayurvedic medicines. They could be used in managing diabetes and blood sugar too.

Tulsi in all forms- dried, fresh and powdered has several healing properties. Chewing on a few tulsi leaves regularly can be super beneficial for you, but did you know sipping on tulsi tea can be even better?

Ingredients like peppermint, holy basil, chamomile, ashwagandha are laced with antioxidants and stress-alleviating properties.

Soothing teas made with a combination of fenugreek seeds, mint, holy basil, cinnamon, lemon juice and honey may help reduce stress.

There are many benefits of Tulsi. Tulsi can rightly be termed as one of the most commonly and widely used ingredients in many Indian home remedies

Phirni made with rice and milk served in brulee style with a granita of berries and strawberries.