1. Hindi - कंगनी (Kangni) 2. Kannada - Navane(ನವಣೆ) 3. Tamil - தினை (Thinai) 5. Telugu - కొర్రలు (Korralu).
Foxtail millet, with its name derived from its fluffy, foxtail-shaped seed head, is an ancient grain experiencing a well-deserved resurgence. This tiny powerhouse offers a plethora of health benefits and culinary versatility, making it a perfect addition to your modern diet.
Foxtail Millet Nutrient per 100g
Energy (Kcal) 331
Protein 12.30 g
Carbohydrate 60.9 g
Crude Fibre 14.0 mg
Calcium 31 mg
Iron 3.6 mg
Source: Nutritive value of Indian food, NIN, ICMR 2018