The cassia tora plant is also known as chakoda in some parts of India. It is widely known for its various applications such as medicinal applications, food applications and various industrial uses of the cassia powder. The plant mainly grows in the tropical areas of India mainly in Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. The main parts of the plant utilized for commercial applications are the leaves and the seeds which are collected for local sales or for individual consumption.

Paper is produced by compressing the moist fibers of cellulose pulp which is derived from wood, rags or grasses, etc. and drying them into flexible sheets. Paper has a number of application in daily life, including- writing, printing, packaging, cleaning, decorating, and a number of industrial and construction processes. Earlier, the most common source for paper production was recycled fibers from used textiles, which were called rags. The rags used to be from hemp, linen, and cotton.

Cassia Tora is wild crop that grows in India and several countries in Asia. Cassia Gum is from the endosperm of Senna Obtusifolia (Cassia Tora). It has several important properties and can serve as a thickening agent and also forms gels with other substances.

The common name for Cassia Powder is ‘Natural Henna’. It is also known as Cassia, Ranawara, Avaram Senna. The main source is a plant family Fabaceae popularly known as Senna auriculata. It is essentially a green shrub that is commonly found in India and many other parts of Asia. This shrub reaches up to a height of 2 meters.

The chewing gum cassia gums are used since ancient times as a human food supplement, in cattle feed and pet food. About 1 percent of the total gum material is found in cassia plant that gives out a bitter taste and gives a spicy odor to the gum. The chewing gum is made up of the extract of the dried root of the cassia tree. This gum has been scientifically proven to be useful in enhancing the health of people who chew it.

The traditional remedy for oral thrush is cassia gum. It can be purchased from health food stores or pharmacies without a prescription. Cassia gum can be taken in its liquid or pill form. For best results, it is recommended that both forms are taken at the same time.

Cassia Tora , medicine which belongs to vegetable kingdom which is 3m in height having compound leaves having 8-12 leaflets bearing with single blend at the base. Cassia Tora seeds has yellow flowers in carymbose racemes. This plant mainly grows in the tropical regions of India. The common name for Cassia Tora seeds is Senna sophera which belongs to Leguminosae Caesalpiniaceae family.