
The farmers of Gonda: Harsh Singh and Ranjeet Singh
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PYAAS did not start with a factory. It started with farms, and with farmers who were willing to be named. Our flagship is Sri Radha Mohan Dairy Farm, run by Ram, but the chain does not end there. Two more Gonda farms pour into what we make, and I want you to know them by name too.
Harsh Singh, Gonard Dairy
Gonard Dairy sits in Charuwha, near Paraspur, in the Gonda district of Uttar Pradesh. It is run by Harsh Singh and pours about 196 litres a day into the PYAAS chain from a herd of Holstein Friesian and Sahiwal cows. We name both the farm and the farmer, the way milk should be: a real place, with a real person behind it.
Ranjeet Singh, Ranjeet Singh Dairy Farm
Ranjeet Singh Dairy Farm is in Dutt Nagar, Visen, also in Gonda. Run by Ranjeet Singh, it adds about 176 litres a day to the chain. Showing you the farm and the person behind it is part of how PYAAS stays honest and traceable, rather than asking you to trust a logo.
Why a small, named chain
It would be easier and cheaper to buy from an anonymous pool. We chose the harder path on purpose. A named chain means that when you scan a PYAAS pack, the record resolves to one farm and one farmer, and a bad day cannot hide inside a big tank. Our A2 ghee ships this way today; our fresh milk will follow in Lucknow from August 2026. You can meet every farm on the farms page.
Written by
Naina Sharma
Aryan Sharma is the Founder & CEO of PYAAS, an independent, transparency-first dairy brand based in Gonda and Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. Every PYAAS pack is traceable to its farm by QR — Know Your Milk.
More from Naina SharmaCommon questions.
How many farms supply PYAAS?
PYAAS is built on a small, named chain of partner farms in the Gonda district of Uttar Pradesh, rather than an anonymous pool. We name each farm and each farmer so the milk always has a source you can point to.
Who are the Gonda farmers behind PYAAS?
They include Ram at Sri Radha Mohan Dairy Farm, Harsh Singh at Gonard Dairy in Charuwha, Paraspur, and Ranjeet Singh at Ranjeet Singh Dairy Farm in Dutt Nagar, Visen.
Why keep the supply chain small?
A small, named chain is harder to scale but far easier to stand behind. It means we can trace any batch to one farm and one farmer, instead of losing it in a giant pool where no one is responsible.
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