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Wife Kills Man For 8 Crores, Dumps Body 800 km Away. Cops Track His Mercedes
An unidentified, burnt body found in a coffee plantation in Karnataka's Kodagu district three weeks back has led police to a gruesome murder plot.
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A Coffee Lovers Guide To Coffee From Various Regions Of India
The origins of the coffee in India can be traced back to the 17th century, when beans were first planted in the hills of Baba Budangiri, Karnataka.
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Finland Scientists Create Lab-Grown Coffee With No "Environmental Pitfalls"
Latte drinkers may in the future be sipping on java sourced from a petri dish rather than a plantation, say scientists behind a new technique to grow what they hope to be sustainable coffee in a lab.
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Government To Amend Coffee Act, Simplify Provisions: Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal
The Government has decided to have a relook into the provisions of Coffee Act 1942, noting that many of its aspects have become redundant with time
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The Rich Cultural Heritage Of India's Coffee Plantations Through The Centuries
On the occasion of International Coffee Day, we're looking at how vastly Indian coffee culture has changed through the years
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What Makes A Good Cup Of Coffee? At Araku We Get A Lesson
The little hill station of Araku in Andhra Pradesh is brewing up award winning coffee
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Verification Drive For Migrant Workers In Karnataka's Kodagu Plantations
Police in Kodagu district of Karnataka are in the process of verifying the documents of thousands of migrant workers from other states who have come to earn a living in the district's coffee plantations.
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Farmer Killed By Tiger At Coffee Plantation In Indonesia
An endangered Sumatran Tiger has mauled to death an Indonesian farmer and seriously injured a domestic tourist, a conservation official said Monday.
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Watch: Dramatic House Collapse After Rain In Karnataka's Kodagu
Heavy rain in six districts in Karnataka has led to floods and landslides in the southern state. The state government has announced a Rs 200 crore relief fund for the affected districts. One of the worst-hit is Kodagu, a district in south-western Karnataka known for its coffee plantations and small waterfalls that draw a lot of tourists.
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Know Your Coffee Beans: What is the Difference Between Arabica and Robusta?
The coffee revolution in the country has been underway for some time now leading to a change in our drinking habits. Your morning cup of coffee is more than just an energy boost. It's the first whiff that sets your tone for the day.
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India's Coffee Output To Fall To Lowest In 2 Decades: Industry Body
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
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Tata Coffee Shares Fall As Q4 Profit Drops
Tata Coffee attributed the fall in net profit to the underperformance of its plantation segment.
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India Could Play Big Role In Making Coffee More Expensive
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
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No Immediate Plan for FDI in Coffee, Rubber Plantation: Government
At present, 100 per cent foreign investment is permitted through the government approval route in the tea plantation sector. However, FDI is not allowed in any other plantation sector or activity.
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Coffee Stocks Surge on Buzz of FDI in Plantation Sector
Shares of coffee stocks surged on Tuesday surged after a report said that the government is weighing allowing foreign direct investment in coffee plantation sector.
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Wife Kills Man For 8 Crores, Dumps Body 800 km Away. Cops Track His Mercedes
An unidentified, burnt body found in a coffee plantation in Karnataka's Kodagu district three weeks back has led police to a gruesome murder plot.
-
A Coffee Lovers Guide To Coffee From Various Regions Of India
The origins of the coffee in India can be traced back to the 17th century, when beans were first planted in the hills of Baba Budangiri, Karnataka.
-
Finland Scientists Create Lab-Grown Coffee With No "Environmental Pitfalls"
Latte drinkers may in the future be sipping on java sourced from a petri dish rather than a plantation, say scientists behind a new technique to grow what they hope to be sustainable coffee in a lab.
-
Government To Amend Coffee Act, Simplify Provisions: Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal
The Government has decided to have a relook into the provisions of Coffee Act 1942, noting that many of its aspects have become redundant with time
-
The Rich Cultural Heritage Of India's Coffee Plantations Through The Centuries
On the occasion of International Coffee Day, we're looking at how vastly Indian coffee culture has changed through the years
-
What Makes A Good Cup Of Coffee? At Araku We Get A Lesson
The little hill station of Araku in Andhra Pradesh is brewing up award winning coffee
-
Verification Drive For Migrant Workers In Karnataka's Kodagu Plantations
Police in Kodagu district of Karnataka are in the process of verifying the documents of thousands of migrant workers from other states who have come to earn a living in the district's coffee plantations.
-
Farmer Killed By Tiger At Coffee Plantation In Indonesia
An endangered Sumatran Tiger has mauled to death an Indonesian farmer and seriously injured a domestic tourist, a conservation official said Monday.
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Watch: Dramatic House Collapse After Rain In Karnataka's Kodagu
Heavy rain in six districts in Karnataka has led to floods and landslides in the southern state. The state government has announced a Rs 200 crore relief fund for the affected districts. One of the worst-hit is Kodagu, a district in south-western Karnataka known for its coffee plantations and small waterfalls that draw a lot of tourists.
-
Know Your Coffee Beans: What is the Difference Between Arabica and Robusta?
The coffee revolution in the country has been underway for some time now leading to a change in our drinking habits. Your morning cup of coffee is more than just an energy boost. It's the first whiff that sets your tone for the day.
-
India's Coffee Output To Fall To Lowest In 2 Decades: Industry Body
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
-
Tata Coffee Shares Fall As Q4 Profit Drops
Tata Coffee attributed the fall in net profit to the underperformance of its plantation segment.
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India Could Play Big Role In Making Coffee More Expensive
India's coffee output in the next crop year is expected to drop by around a quarter to the lowest in nearly two decades as poor rains and hot temperatures hit plantations during the crucial flowering stage, the head of an industry body said.
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No Immediate Plan for FDI in Coffee, Rubber Plantation: Government
At present, 100 per cent foreign investment is permitted through the government approval route in the tea plantation sector. However, FDI is not allowed in any other plantation sector or activity.
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Coffee Stocks Surge on Buzz of FDI in Plantation Sector
Shares of coffee stocks surged on Tuesday surged after a report said that the government is weighing allowing foreign direct investment in coffee plantation sector.
