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PM Modi addresses 'Mann Ki Baat' for the first time in new term. Here are the key highlights
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the 111th episode of 'Mann Ki Baat', marking his first in the new term. He highlighted the continuity of the program despite a brief hiatus, emphasising the ongoing positive impact of citizen-driven initiatives across India. PM Modi also expressed gratitude for the public's reaffirmation of faith in the Constitution and democratic processes during the historic 2024 Lok Sabha elections, where a record 650 million people participated.
Araku Coffee: Why did PM Modi mention it in Mann Ki Baat and what makes it so special?
PM Modi during the 111th episode of ‘Mann Ki Baat’ on June 30 praised the distinctive taste and importance of Araku coffee from Andhra Pradesh. Here’s why the Prime Minister mentioned it and what sets it apart.
Neglect brews Nota in coffee land: Araku emerges as highland for choosing ‘no candidate’
Araku Valley, known for its premium coffee, faces deep-rooted discontent among tribal farmers due to neglected basic needs and infrastructure. Despite high Nota votes, the region continues to struggle with improving living conditions and addressing voter dissatisfaction.
Araku Coffee: Gifted to G20 Leaders, praised by Anand Mahindra
Following the successful G20 summit, the Indian government showered delegates with gifts including shawls, stoles, spices and more. The government of India has gifted the world’s first terroir-mapped coffee, Araku coffee, among other things, to the G20 leaders. It is grown on organic plantations in the Araku Valley of Andhra Pradesh.
Anand Mahindra joins Araku Café's 2nd birthday celebrations in Bengaluru, enjoys 'incredible' meal
The Mahindra Group boss met Deepika Padukone's parents & Infy's Kris Gopalakrishnan.
Anand Mahindra, Prakash Padukone and Infosys co-founder gather at a Bengaluru cafe for a special day
Araku Coffee is cultivated in the Araku Valley in Andhra Pradesh, located in the Eastern Ghats of India. This coffee production is designed to make these farmer families self-sufficient and foster prosperity.
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Global branding push for 400 items to boost exports
The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) plans to hold roadshows, car shows, product demonstrations and free product trials for products tagged with Geographical Indications (GI), as part of the plan
Looking for gift options for your Valentine? Here are some options for him & her
Here's thoughtfully curated list of gifts.
Diwali long weekend alert ahoy!
Great news for vacationers. The festival of Diwali this year of 2021 is being observed on Nov 4-5 (Thursday-Friday).
Bhavish Aggarwal takes the Ola Electric scooter out for a spin to Bengaluru's Araku cafe, Mahindra says he picked the 'coolest location'
Aggarwal posed with with the S1 scooter outside the cafe.
All about GI tags: Remember when two states had a bitter row over a sweet's origins?
While the geographical indication tag has helped some products gain recognition in export markets, it has not been able to create premium valuation for most of the 370 items that flaunt the sign.
New vistadome coaches will make train travel more memorable: PM
The vistadome tourist coaches, which have larger viewing area including roof top glass and 44 seats for passengers that can rotate up to 180 degrees, completed the 180 kmph trial run on Tuesday.
Araku Coffee boss reserves his den for reading, keeps it gadget-free
The only gadget in Manoj Kumar's den is his iPad.
Improvement in Internet connectivity is required in Northeast Indian states: S Gopalakrishnan
Gopalakrishnan addressed a Special Plenary session for the Startups organized by Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) as a part of the CII HR Conclave.
Traveller’s Diary: Witness lights, balloons & music in 4 extravagant festivals from around the world
Time Travel in Macaof from 7 pm to 10 pm till January 20, 2019.
Centre to form panel for changes in Special Economic Zones policy
Designed to facilitate exports, units in SEZs get certain fiscal and non-fiscal incentives such as no licencing required for imports and full freedom of sub-contracting, as well as direct and indirect tax benefits.
Wayanad coffee may grab a robusta spot in global market
Wayanad in north Kerala grows around 50,000 to 60,000 tonnes of robusta coffee annually.
How better pricing is driving companies to introduce single-origin chocolates and beverages
India is the world’s second largest producer and fourth biggest exporter of tea, and tea is both the world’s and India’s most preferred beverage, after water.
India’s ‘first coffee’ brews GI tag
Baba Budangiri, 250 km from Bengaluru, where coffee was first grown in India, is going for Geographical Indication (GI) of its variety of the Arabica brew.
Some Indian farmers are turning moon-gazers
An unofficial estimate by the Biodynamic Association of India (BDAI) says about one lakh farmers in Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Punjab and Uttarakhand practise biodynamic farming.
Train trips to treasure! Five rail journeys across the country that will leave you mesmerised
Enjoy rhythmic rail clatter and the pleasant countryside along these select train routes in India.
Araku coffee to debut in Paris market this week under exotic brand
Tribals of Araku Valley of Andhra Pradesh, with the backing of four business leaders, are growing top-notch quality coffee
Planning a vacation with your girl gang? Mount Abu & Araku Valley can be the ideal destination
Wildlife trails and a relaxing resort stay are great options with your gang of girls.
How Anand Mahindra is helping social enterprises scale up with philanthropic capital
Rather than simply give money away, Mahindra is seeding social enterprises, coaching them and helping them attract commercial investors.
No decision yet over restriction on gold imports: Nirmala Sitharaman
Government had increased import duty on gold to 10 per cent from two per cent in 2013 & introduced 80:20 scheme to control current account deficit.
Beach parties, quick getaways: Soon-to-be-hitched girls know how to have some fun!
Here is the stellar list of places to explore in the country for the girls to celebrate, pamper and relax themselves before they get hitched.
Railways to launch glass-domed coaches on scenic routes
Tourists on Vishakhapatnam-Araku Valley route will be the first in the country to enjoy glass-domed coaches that will allow them to take in the spectacular views.
Discover India amidst lush hills, countryside or pristine beaches
Journeys in India are best felt during vacations with family, where each member finds a different perspective to take back. We suggest a drive from Mumbai to Lonavala.
Coffee Day set to brew 3 premium formats
Coffee Day Square, Coffee Day Lounge and still-to-be-named cafe nightclub, all targeting the youth, will roll out soon across four metros.
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