Our Story
A Century Old Legacy in Ayurveda
Kalera (kaleda) Krishna Gopal
A Pillar of Ayurvedic Excellence
The story of Thakur Sb. Nathu Singh Ji started with his kind heart and strong desire to help others. Even though he couldn’t study much, his love for healing people led him to work in famine camps. For his efforts, he received the “Kaiser-e-Hind” award. When he returned to his village, he began giving free medicines to those in need. His work caught the attention of Swami Krishnanand Ji, a respected Ayurvedic scholar. On May 2, 1928, their partnership began, focusing on Ayurvedic research and development in Kalera (Kaleda). Inspired by the dedication of Thakur Sb. Nathu Singh Ji, Kalera Ayurveda continues his work. With a rich history based on honesty and quality, Kalera Ayurveda believes in the healing power of nature. They stay true to traditional Ayurvedic values while using modern methods. By carefully crafting remedies with the best ingredients, they ensure safety and effectiveness. Kalera Ayurveda invites you to join their journey towards better health, where old traditions meet new ideas.
Thakur Nathu Singh ji of Kalera 1895-1960
"स्वस्थस्य स्वास्थ्य रक्षणं, आतुरस्य विकार प्रशमनं च।"
“Maintaining the health of the healthy and curing the diseases of the sick.” It encapsulates the dual objectives of Ayurveda – promoting preventive healthcare to maintain wellness and providing treatments to alleviate ailments.
Kalera Krishna Gopal
Cultivating Ayurvedic Excellence
In the peaceful village of Kalera (Kaleda), located in Rajasthan, the wisdom of Ayurveda thrives. This village is home to two active manufacturing units that create high-quality Ayurvedic medicines. Known for their purity and effectiveness, these medicines reflect the trust and tradition associated with the name “Kalera” (Kaleda) in Ayurvedic healing.
About us
Swami Krishnanand Ji with Thakur Nathu Singh ji at Kalera Krishna Gopal
The Legacy of Thakur Sb. Nathu Singh Ji
Our journey into Ayurveda began with the vision of our Great Grandfather, Thakur Sb. Nathu Singh Ji, a man dedicated to helping others. Although he couldn’t fulfill his dream of becoming a doctor due to limited academic opportunities, his passion for healing was unstoppable.
He volunteered in famine camps, working with British officers, and his selfless service earned him the prestigious “Kaiser-e-Hind” title.
After completing his education, Thakur Sb. Nathu Singh Ji returned to his village and started providing free medicine to those in need. His dedication to serving his community caught the attention of Swami Krishnanand Ji, a respected Ayurvedic scholar. Recognizing his potential, Swami Ji came to Kalera (Kaleda) on May 2, 1928. This day marked the beginning of their work together in Ayurvedic research and development.
A Legacy of Healing and Empowerment
A Legacy of Care and Growth
In 1930, a health center was set up to provide free treatment to those in need—a tradition that continues even after 94 years. Under the guidance of Swami Ji, Thakur Sb. Nathu Singh Ji wrote the important text Rastantrasar and Siddh Prayog Sangrah (R.T.S), which is still used by well-known Ayurvedic brands across the country.
Inspired by this legacy, the Kalera (Kaleda) Family, descendants of Thakur Sb. Nathu Singh Ji, is working to carry it forward. A new manufacturing plant has been built to meet the growing demand for Ayurvedic medicines. This plant also aims to create local jobs and empower women in the community, continuing the family’s commitment to healing and service.
Thakur Nathu Singh ji prescribing medicines to the poor and needy.
Sustainable Practices and Social Responsibility
We are dedicated to sustainability in everything we do. Our manufacturing plant runs on solar power, helping to reduce its environmental impact. We also focus on proper waste management to ensure minimal harm to the environment. In addition to this, we actively participate in community welfare programs, aiming to support the younger generation and encourage growth and unity within the community.
A Step Towards a New Bharat
We focus on more than just making a profit; our goal is to build a better future for India. By turning waste from medicinal plants into organic fertilizer, we help protect the environment and support local farmers. In Kalera (Kaleda) Krishna Gopal, the tradition of Ayurveda continues to grow, offering hope, healing, and well-being for future generations.
