Honey is a rich source of antioxidants as well as flavonoids that can minimise oxidative stress and other inflammation in the body while protecting against heart disease and cancer. In addition, the product even has antibacterial and antiseptic properties that promote wound healing by providing a moist atmosphere and increasing nutrient supply to the affected region. Owing to these factors, the market for the product has gained momentum for home remedies. Due to the high floral diversity and the availability of a variety of bee forages, the honey industry provides lucrative opportunities for producers to produce a variety of honey flavours such as tulsi, ajwain, eucalyptus, and Jamun. That, along with the increasing popularity of online retail stores in the region, is driving the growth of the India honey market. In addition, the Government of India is offering training programs and advisory and mentoring services to educate farmers on the latest apiculture practices, thereby stimulating the production of honey in the country. The Government of India has introduced the ‘Production of Beekeeping to Increase Crop Yield’ a scheme that helps coordinate training and awa