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The infographic extensively uses Indian regional names for various millets in parentheses, such as 'Bajra' (Pearl Millet), 'Ragi / Nachni' (Finger Millet), 'Jowar' (Sorghum), 'Kangni' (Foxtail Millet), 'Sama / Moraiyo' (Little Millet), 'Sanwa' (Barnyard Millet), and 'Arka' (Kodo Millet). Furthermore, the 'Delicious & Easy Millet Recipes' section features traditional Indian dishes like 'Millet Veg Pulao', 'Ragi Porridge', 'Jowar Roti', 'Little Millet Upma', and 'Kodo Millet Khichdi'.
These names and recipes are deeply rooted in Indian cuisine and culture, strongly indicating that the infographic is either produced in India or specifically targeted at an Indian audience. The overall theme of promoting millets also aligns with recent national and international initiatives spearheaded by India (e.g., International Year of Millets 2023).
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MILLETS • THE SUPERGRAINS FOR A HEALTHIER TOMORROW • Small Grains, Big Benefits! • WHAT ARE MILLETS? • Millets are a group of small-seeded grasses that have been grown for thousands of years. They are hardy, drought-resistant, nutritious and environment-friendly crops that support health and sustainability. • Gluten Free • Rich in Nutrients • Good for All Ages • Sustainable & Eco-friendly • TYPES OF MILLETS • BENEFITS OF MILLETS • NUTRIENT RICH • High in protein, fiber, vitamins (B-complex) and minerals like iron, calcium and magnesium. • GOOD FOR HEART • Helps in reducing bad cholesterol and blood pressure. • HELPS IN WEIGHT MANAGEMENT • High fiber keeps you full for longer and aids in healthy weight control. • REGULATES BLOOD SUGAR • Low glycemic index helps in managing diabetes. • IMPROVES DIGESTION • Rich in dietary fiber that promotes gut health and prevents constipation. • BOOSTS IMMUNITY • Rich in antioxidants and phytonutrients that help fight infections. • GOOD FOR PLANET • Millets need less water and fertilizers. They improve soil health and biodiversity. • PEARL MILLET (BAJRA) • Most widely grown millet, rich in iron. • Benefits • Good for heart health • Helps in reducing anemia • Provides long-lasting energy • FINGER MILLET (RAGI / NACHNI) • Richest source of calcium among millets. • Strengthens bones and teeth • Good for growing children • Helps in lactation • SORGHUM (JOWAR) • Gluten-free and highly nutritious. • Aids digestion • Good for heart and gut health • FOXTAIL MILLET (KANGNI) • Small, easy to digest and protein rich. • Helps in weight loss • Improves metabolism • LITTLE MILLET (SAMA / MORAIYO) • Tiny grain with big nutrition. • Provides instant energy • Easy to digest • Good for fasting (vrat) • BARNYARD MILLET (SANWA) • Highly nutritious and low in fat. • Good for diabetic diet • Strengthens immune system • KODO MILLET (ARKA) • Ancient grain with high nutritional value. • Rich in antioxidants • Supports liver health • Helps in detoxification • DISPDVANTAGES (THINGS TO CONSIDER) • May cause digestive discomfort (bloating/gas) in some people when consumed in large quantities initially. • Contains natural compounds (phytates) that may reduce mineral absorption; proper soaking, sprouting or fermentation helps. • Some millets have a slightly bitter taste which may not be liked by everyone. • Cooking time may be longer than polished rice. • Availability and variety can be limited in some areas. • People with thyroid issues should consume in moderation and after cooking. • DELICIOUS & EASY MILLET RECIPES • 1. MILLET VEG PULAO • Ingredients: • Foxtail millet, vegetables, onion, tomato, ginger, garlic, spices. • How to make: • Cook millet. Sauté spices and veggies. Add millet, salt and cook for 5 minutes. Serve hot. • Benefits: High fiber, nutritious and filling. • 2. RAGI PORRIDGE • Ragi flour, milk or water, jaggery, cardamom, nuts. • Mix ragi flour in water. Cook on low flame, stir continuously. Add jaggery, cardamom and nuts. Serve warm. • Benefits: Strengthens bones, good for kids and elders. • 3. JOWAR ROTI • Jowar flour, warm water, salt. • Knead soft dough. Make small balls, roll into rotis. Cook on tawa from both sides. • Benefits: Gluten-free, good for digestion and heart. • 4. LITTLE MILLET UPMA • Little millet, mustard seeds, curry leaves, onion, veggies, spices. • Dry roast millet. Sauté spices and veggies. Add millet, water, salt. Cook till soft. Serve hot. • Benefits: Light, easy to digest and energy boosting. • 5. KODO MILLET KHICHDI • Kodo millet, moong dal, turmeric, ginger, garlic, veggies. • Cook dal and millet together. Add veggies and spices. Cook till soft and serve. • Benefits: Easy to digest, gut-friendly and wholesome. • EAT MILLETS, STAY HEALTHY, SAVE EARTH! • Make millets a part of your daily diet for a better you and a better planet. • CHOOSE MILLETS TODAY FOR A SUSTAINABLE TOMORROW!
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