At the ODOP (One District One Product) exhibition during Maha Kumbh 2025, a foot-powered flour mill by a Ghaziabad engineering company is capturing significant attention.
This innovative product not only grinds fresh flour but also provides a fitness workout for users.
The machine offers free flour grinding services for devotees. Set up near the media center, the exhibition has drawn large crowds eager to experience this unique mill.
In just 20 minutes, it can grind 1 kilogram of wheat, maize, millet, or sorghum into fine flour.
Designed to double as a home gym, the machine requires users to pedal, combining exercise with utility.
A representative from the Ghaziabad company explained, “This machine is designed for those who don’t have time for the gym or yoga. Women can easily use it at home to make fresh, healthy flour.”
The machine’s mechanism is simple: as the user pedals, raw grains placed in the mill are ground into flour.
Resembling a bicycle, this foot-powered machine is an eco-friendly alternative to electric flour mills.
The flour mill has become a centerpiece of the ODOP exhibition, with many pilgrims expressing excitement to try it and considering it for their homes.
Its practicality and eco-friendly design make it a standout product at the event.
This innovative mill from Ghaziabad exemplifies the perfect blend of tradition and innovation showcased at Maha Kumbh 2025.
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