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Cow dung cakes, gobar upla for Indian rituals die Royalty Free Stock Photo

Auspicious Traditional Indian Offerings with Marigold Flowers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gorha production by Old lady in madhubani India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cow is standing near the sea and she is doing potti Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pure Cow Dung Cakes Gobar Upla for Hawan and Indian Rituals, Royalty Free Stock Photo

Traditional Desi Cow Dung Cakes - Natural Fuel and Organic Fertilizer Royalty Free Stock Photo

This picture was cow dung collected Royalty Free Stock Photo

Indian fuel upla producing for open field Royalty Free Stock Photo

Hindu Pooja Gobar Ganesha Royalty Free Stock Photo

Production of cooking fuel gorha in madhubani India Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cow dung cakes, also known as gobar, are stacked and dried on a brick wall. The cakes appear in a uniform pattern and are used as fuel in many rural areas. These round, flat cakes are made by shaping fresh cow dung and allowing it to dry thoroughly. The wall's coarse texture aids in the drying process by ensuring air circulation. Cow dung is a traditional, renewable biofuel source commonly used for cooking or heating in parts of South Asia.