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Cow urine has become a booming business in India and this is how!
Updated On: 31 July, 2016 03:15 PM IST | | Gitanjali Chandrasekharan
<p>With promises of a miracle cure, and a soft nudge from the government, the cow urine industry in India has boomed and the cow has become the proverbial golden goose </p>

A worker collects cow urine at Keshav Srushti Gaushala at Bhayender. Pic/Sneha Kharabe
Every morning, at around 4 am, workers at the Keeshav Shrusti Go Shaala at Bhayander, in Thane district, head to the tabelas (cow sheds), bucket in hand. The aim is to collect the first urine of the cows, all 230 of them (including males and calves). Every day, the go shala collects 200 litres of gomutra (cow urine), which is then sent to a distillation unit next door where it is filtered, bottled and then shipped across the country in bottles priced between Rs 20 and Rs 80.

A worker collects cow urine at Keshav Srushti Gaushala at Bhayender. Pic/Sneha Kharabe
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