5000-Year-Old 'Sona Moti' Wheat Returns: Harappan Grain Revived by Haryana Farmer

• Haryana farmer Ramesh Chandra revives 5000-year-old 'Sona Moti' wheat, cultivated during the Harappan civilization.
• The unique round, golden-lustered grain was showcased at the Pusa Krishi Vigyan Mela in New Delhi.
• Ramesh Chandra discovered the rare wheat in a small village in Hisar, where it was traditionally cultivated.
• This highly nutritious wheat, grown without chemicals, yields 6-7 quintals per bigha, offering triple profit despite lower production.
• Farmers can purchase the 'Sona Moti' wheat from Ramesh Chandra's center in Sonipat or contact him via mobile.