Archive · 28 Aug 2026
Surat Makers Claim Cow Dung Rakhis Can ‘Defeat China’
Some people in Surat are making special rakhis from cow dung and urine.
Rakhis are traditionally tied around someone’s wrist during Raksha Bandhan.
The makers say their rakhis are biodegradable, which means they can break down naturally.
One seller claimed in a viral video that cow dung blocks radiation.
The seller connected this claim to the idea of defeating China.
The articles report this as a claim by the makers, not as a proven fact.
The rakhis are being sent to people in different parts of India.
The project also supports a campaign to call the cow “Rashtra Mata,” or Mother of the Nation.
A Surat team is making rakhis from cow dung and urine.
The biodegradable rakhis are being delivered across India.
Makers claim cow dung can block radiation and help “defeat China.”
The claim appeared in a viral video shared by a seller.
The initiative is part of a campaign to declare the cow “Rashtra Mata.”
- Who
- A group of makers in Surat is producing the rakhis.
- What
- They are making biodegradable rakhis from cow dung and urine and claiming they can help “defeat China.”
- Where
- Surat, with the rakhis being delivered across India.
- Why
- The initiative is part of a campaign to have the cow declared “Rashtra Mata.”
- Product
- Rakhis made from cow dung and urine
- Location
- Surat
- Distribution
- Across India
- Material claim
- A seller said cow dung blocks radiation
- Environmental feature
- The rakhis are described as biodegradable
- Campaign goal
- To have the cow declared “Rashtra Mata”
- Public reaction
- Memes followed the makers’ claims