After lightning from the sky, you will be shocked to know vegetables, prices and benefits

Woman selling Rugda vegetables

Usually, with the arrival of the monsoon, the prices of vegetables start touching the sky. During this time, people are sweating in buying vegetables. Some such have come out from Ranchi, the capital of Jharkhand, where the price of a particular type of vegetable is not 100, 200 or 300 rupees but from 1000 to 1200 kg. Despite this, people wait throughout the year to buy this. The special thing is that this vegetable does not produce in the field.

These days a special kind of vegetable has arrived in the markets of different districts of Jharkhand including the capital Ranchi. The name of this vegetable is Rugda, which is also called Vegetarian Mutton. With the arrival of this vegetable, it has become the king of the market, not only due to its sky -touched price but also due to its wonderful taste. This vegetable is not only rich in vitamins and proteins, but it is also considered a panacea for blood pressure and hypertension patients.

Immunity booster vegetable

The doctor also believes that the intake of Rugda improves human immunity system. Vitamin B, Vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, potassium and copper are also found in this vegetable. It contains very small amounts of calories. Actually, 'Rugda' is considered a vegetable of mushroom species, but it does not grow like a mushroom above the ground. Rather, its yield is inside the ground, which comes out only 2 months of rain i.e. June and July due to heavy rains and thunderstorms around the Sakhua tree.

Know what is the price

According to the villagers, the more rain and thunderstorms, the greater quantity of Sakhua forest and Sakhuwa tree will tear the earth around the tree. Many people also know this vegetable by the name of underground mushrooms. There are 12 species of Rugda, in which white Rugda is considered to be the most nutritious. This vegetable plays an important role in keeping the culture of rich catering of Jharkhand alive as well as strengthening the rural economy of Jharkhand. The price of this vegetable is not 50 or 100 rupees a kg but 1000 to 1200 rupees a kg.