Jhabua: Former Indian cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni will now raise Jhabua's Kadaknath chicken. Yes, according to the information received recently, Mahendra Singh Dhoni has ordered 2000 Kadaknath chicken chicks from Jhabua for poultry farming. In fact, he had ordered these chicks last year, however, now these chicks are going to be delivered. Let me tell you all that Vinod Meda runs the Kadaknath poultry farm in Rundipada village near Thandla in the Jhabua district. Yes, and Mahendra Singh Dhoni has ordered them in the year 2020.
Let us tell you that now Vinod recently left for Ranchi to deliver the chicks from Jhabua. At the moment, Vinod Meda is quite excited about this order. In fact, Along with Kadaknath Chicken, Vinod is also carrying a special gift from the Jhabua district for former captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni. As per the information received, he will present an arrow command to Dhoni as a symbol of the culture of Jhabua.
Let us also tell you all, Vinod Meda started the poultry business in 2017 by registering as the Kadaknath Ashish Cooperative Society. Now he has orders for Kadaknath from all over the country. In such a situation, Vinod says that the order of two thousand chicks received from Dhoni is very special. I wanted to meet Mahendra Singh Dhoni as well, but due to the IPL, there is little hope for it now. You all must be aware that the Kadaknath rooster of the Jhabua district is known in the country and abroad because of its distinctive colour and medicinal properties. Its colour is black, even its kalangi, flesh, blood, and feet are black.
Its meat is rich in protein and lacks fat. Vinod says that the Kadaknath chicken of Jhabua is called by the people there in a different language. She is called Kali Masi in the local language there. Kadaknath species are sold at expensive rates as compared to other species. Let me tell you all, Jhabua and Chhattisgarh had asserted their right to this Kadaknath chicken. The battle between the two states had reached the court. After winning the case from the court, Jhabua secured its GI tag in the year 2018.
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