The Many Benefits of Tulsi

- November 25, 2021

Tulsi is a sacred plant for Hindus. Also known as the holy basil, it is usually planted in special pots or inside a special structure known as the Tulsi Vrindavan. Tulsi is also cultivated for its medicinal and anti-bacterial properties.

Illustration: Ketan Pal

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