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First-Ever Milk Freight Train Brings 1,000 Tonnes Of Amul Products To Jammu And Kashmir
The special train was equipped with refrigerated containers to maintain the quality and freshness of milk and dairy products during transit.
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Which Spice Is Known As The King Of Spices?
Valued as "black gold" for centuries, black pepper's bold heat and global influence earned it the title King of Spices.
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'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
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How 9,000-Year-Old Rice From China Became A Staple Food In India And The World
Rice cultivation began over nine thousand years ago in China and gradually spread worldwide, becoming a staple in diverse cuisines and cultures.
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Which Place Is Known As The 'Turmeric City Of The World'?
From Erode, widely regarded as the turmeric capital of the world, to Sangli, known as India's turmeric city, this article traces how two regions shaped the global journey of the golden spice.
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Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
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Pressure Cooking Is Quick And Convenient. But Does It Keep Your Food Nutritious?
Pressure cooking has been saving us a lot of time in the kitchen. Does that mean we're trading nutrients for convenience?
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Why The Pahadi Bread Siddhu Is At The Heart Of Himachali Life
Siddhu has recently appeared on menus outside Himachal Pradesh, gaining recognition at food festivals in Delhi and Mumbai, and in pahadi restaurants across India.
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Which Indian City Is Known As The 'Cashew Capital Of The World'?
Behind the humble cashew lies a rich history of processing, trade and craftsmanship rooted in one South Indian city.
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Large Illegal Samosa Unit Busted In Hyderabad For Using Spoiled Ingredients And Reused Oil
Investigators discovered that the food being prepared on-site was made using spoiled and substandard ingredients. Officers described the conditions in the unit as "grossly unhygienic".
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First-Ever Milk Freight Train Brings 1,000 Tonnes Of Amul Products To Jammu And Kashmir
The special train was equipped with refrigerated containers to maintain the quality and freshness of milk and dairy products during transit.
-
Which Spice Is Known As The King Of Spices?
Valued as "black gold" for centuries, black pepper's bold heat and global influence earned it the title King of Spices.
-
'We Will Not Share': India Exporting 1% Of Its Mango Gets Gold Memes Online
India is the leading consumer of mangos worldwide and consumes most of the mangos it produces.
-
How 9,000-Year-Old Rice From China Became A Staple Food In India And The World
Rice cultivation began over nine thousand years ago in China and gradually spread worldwide, becoming a staple in diverse cuisines and cultures.
-
Which Place Is Known As The 'Turmeric City Of The World'?
From Erode, widely regarded as the turmeric capital of the world, to Sangli, known as India's turmeric city, this article traces how two regions shaped the global journey of the golden spice.
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Strait Of Hormuz Closure Could Soon Be Felt On Dinner Tables Worldwide
Three staple crops corn, wheat and rice supply more than half of the world's dietary calories. The closure of the Strait of Hormuz has reduced the supply and increased the cost of all three.
-
Pressure Cooking Is Quick And Convenient. But Does It Keep Your Food Nutritious?
Pressure cooking has been saving us a lot of time in the kitchen. Does that mean we're trading nutrients for convenience?
-
Why The Pahadi Bread Siddhu Is At The Heart Of Himachali Life
Siddhu has recently appeared on menus outside Himachal Pradesh, gaining recognition at food festivals in Delhi and Mumbai, and in pahadi restaurants across India.
-
Which Indian City Is Known As The 'Cashew Capital Of The World'?
Behind the humble cashew lies a rich history of processing, trade and craftsmanship rooted in one South Indian city.
-
Large Illegal Samosa Unit Busted In Hyderabad For Using Spoiled Ingredients And Reused Oil
Investigators discovered that the food being prepared on-site was made using spoiled and substandard ingredients. Officers described the conditions in the unit as "grossly unhygienic".
