About Us
Welcome to our Store
At Ur Life Light, we believe purity should never be compromised. That’s why we bring you fresh, natural, and unprocessed cow and buffalo milk straight from our own village farm — with no middlemen, no processing, and absolutely no adulteration.
Our mission is simple: deliver real milk, the way nature intended, while uplifting rural communities and ensuring your family gets the health it deserves.
Empowering Rural Graduates
One of our core goals is to create local employment opportunities for rural youth and graduates. Instead of leaving their villages in search of jobs in distant cities, we aim to provide meaningful work in their own communities — in areas like milk collection, quality assurance, logistics, packaging, and delivery.
Supporting Farmers, Not Middlemen
We strongly believe that farmers should earn what they truly deserve. That’s why we work directly with them, without involving third-party clients or middlemen. This ensures that the maximum profit reaches the hands that actually produce the milk. By doing this, we’re not only providing them a stable income but also restoring dignity and value to their hard work.
Our agenda is simple but powerful:
Create income at the source, build opportunities at the grassroots, and deliver purity to every home.
Meet The Team
Behind Ur Life Light is a passionate team of farmers, nutrition experts, logistics professionals, and community-driven individuals—all working together to bring farm-fresh milk from rural India to urban homes.
We’re united by one purpose: to make purity and health easily accessible to all.
Naru Jaipal Reddy
Naru Jaipal Reddy
Madhukar.K
Sathish choudhary Cheekati
We Work With the Best Partners
We collaborate with local farmers and trusted delivery partners who share our commitment to quality, ethics, and community welfare. Every bottle of milk represents the hard work and care of people who truly believe in sustainable living and honest food.
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