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The Indian Army incorporates besan, a nutritious gram flour, into its rations to enhance the dietary intake of essential proteins and minerals among soldiers.
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Moisture 10.00% (max.) Crude Fibre 02.50% (max.) Crude Protein 8% (Min.) The maize should be yellow in colour, glistening. coat, free from dust, stone lumps or earth clay, mud, chaff straw, weed seed and any other non-food grain. Bold free from under sized Grains insects and foreign material. Free from fungus, storage pest infestation, aflatoxin and any other mycotoxins and should be free from pesticide residues. Packed in clean, sound jute bags without holes and mouth of each bag should be either machine stitched or rolled over or hand stitched with strong jute twine
The Indian Army incorporates besan, a chickpea flour, into its rations for its high protein content and nutritional value, enhancing the dietary needs of soldiers.