Farming built around precision, not the season.

Why we exist

Khet Aadhaar Private Limited was founded in 2021 in Kalyan, Thane, with a simple observation: most of the water, land and season that field farming needs is not available to an Indian city — yet cities are where the demand for fresh, exotic produce is growing fastest. Founder Suyog Kulkarni set out to position India on the global agri-tech map by pairing hydroponics with IoT monitoring so a crop can be grown well on a balcony, a terrace, a school campus or a commercial polyhouse.

Along the way the company built its own tools — the patented Khet Ankur agri-bot and a self-watering soil-less clay pot among ten innovations — and launched Urban Oasis, its urban-farming division. Its programmes are recognised by MANAGE, RKVY-RAFTAAR and the Ministry of Agriculture. Separately from this commercial work, the founders set up the Khet Aadhaar Foundation, a Section 8 non-profit that runs CSR and skill-development programmes for rural schools, smallholder farmers, women and girls.

Today, that shows up as three connected disciplines: precision hydroponics that control exactly what a crop receives, biophilic air-quality engineering that brings the same living systems into buildings, and high-yield farming that makes exotic, climate-sensitive vegetables viable locally.