Indian Christmas celebrations are a beautiful blend of tradition, warmth, and family bonding. From vibrant midnight masses to homemade sweets, every ritual carries meaning. And among them, one simple tradition continues to shine in both global and Indian households: leaving a glass of milk for Santa Claus. But why milk?And how has this ritual beautifully adapted to Indian traditions? Let’s explore how milk — especially pure, fresh milk — plays a warm and meaningful role in In

As the festive season arrives, homes light up with joy, kitchens fill with the aroma of sweets, and families come together to celebrate moments big and small. In this season of togetherness, one ingredient quietly becomes the heart of countless recipes, rituals, and family memories — pure, fresh milk . At Krushna, every drop of milk carries a promise: Purity from the farm, freshness to your kitchen, and goodness for your family. This is the journey of Krushna Dudh — a journey

December in India is a month that sparkles with warmth, love, and celebration. Families come together, laughter fills the home, and kitchens glow with the aroma of festive sweets. It is a season of joy — and at the heart of every winter celebration lies one essential ingredient: pure, fresh milk . At Krushna, we believe that every winter moment becomes more meaningful when it’s crafted with purity and shared with love. That’s why December with Krushna is all about Sweets, Sea