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Follow Rashmika Mandanna And Head To This Kochi Bakery For Delicious French Toast In Kerala
During her trip to Kochi, Rashmika Mandanna went to this cafe where she had French Toast and coffee
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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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From Aloo Curry To Chicken Curry: 5 Delicious Kerala-Style Curries For An Authentic South Indian Meal
Cuisine from Kerala is a mix of rich, spicy and sweet taste that gives a burst of flavour. Try these south Indian curries for that authentic taste.
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Kerala Chief Minister Announces Economic Package Worth Rs 7,000 Crore For Wayanad
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday announced a five-year economic package of Rs 7,000 crore for the development of Wayanad district which focused to double the income of coffee farmers.
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Unprecedented January Rains Ruin Kerala Coffee Planters' Cuppa
For a small-scale planter like Rukmini RV of Kerala's Wayanad district, rain in January - the coffee harvest season - can be damaging. It either spoils the carefully cultivated beans completely or drastically affects its aromatic quality. Needless to say, this year's 800% variation in precipitation in the first week of the month has been simply dis...
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Indian Coffee House Recruits Women For First Time In Its 61-Year History
The Indian Coffee House has added a moment of great pride to its 61-year-long history. For the first time since it was introduced in 1958, the restaurant chain has recruited women.
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Election 2019: How Wayanad, Known For Coffee, Became One Of India's Most-Watched Seats
In the third and biggest round of voting for the Lok Sabha election, the seat in the spotlight was Wayanad in Kerala, from where Rahul Gandhi is contesting. The Congress president is contesting from a second seat, apart from his traditional Amethi constituency in Uttar Pradesh, for the first time.
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IITM K Develops Soil Management App For Coffee Growers
KSHEMAM (Kaapi Soil Health Management and Monitoring) a location specific Soil Health Nutrient Management and Information System for coffee growers has been launched recently by by Nirmala Sitharaman, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry.
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A New Coffee Culture is Brewing in India
India is apparently the fifth largest exporter of coffee in the world and 70 percent of our coffee is exported worldwide. Clearly, we are more than equipped to grow great coffee.
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Top 6 Places to Eat at While Travelling to Mangalore
A melting pot of communities like Beary Muslims, Mangalorean Catholics, Saraswath Brahmins, and Bunts to name a few, the local cuisine is a delicious reflection of this coalescence.
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On Camera, Men Holding BJP Flags Seen Vandalising Kerala Coffee Shop
A police case has been registered in Kozhikode in Kerala against people who claim to be members of the BJP's youth wing, after they allegedly vandalized a coffee shop.
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Soaring prices: Sugar gets bitter in Kerala
Women are used to making tea or coffee with less sugar, but are now forced to even make a household budget that has less sugar.
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Follow Rashmika Mandanna And Head To This Kochi Bakery For Delicious French Toast In Kerala
During her trip to Kochi, Rashmika Mandanna went to this cafe where she had French Toast and coffee
-
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.
-
From Aloo Curry To Chicken Curry: 5 Delicious Kerala-Style Curries For An Authentic South Indian Meal
Cuisine from Kerala is a mix of rich, spicy and sweet taste that gives a burst of flavour. Try these south Indian curries for that authentic taste.
-
Kerala Chief Minister Announces Economic Package Worth Rs 7,000 Crore For Wayanad
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Friday announced a five-year economic package of Rs 7,000 crore for the development of Wayanad district which focused to double the income of coffee farmers.
-
Unprecedented January Rains Ruin Kerala Coffee Planters' Cuppa
For a small-scale planter like Rukmini RV of Kerala's Wayanad district, rain in January - the coffee harvest season - can be damaging. It either spoils the carefully cultivated beans completely or drastically affects its aromatic quality. Needless to say, this year's 800% variation in precipitation in the first week of the month has been simply dis...
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Indian Coffee House Recruits Women For First Time In Its 61-Year History
The Indian Coffee House has added a moment of great pride to its 61-year-long history. For the first time since it was introduced in 1958, the restaurant chain has recruited women.
-
Election 2019: How Wayanad, Known For Coffee, Became One Of India's Most-Watched Seats
In the third and biggest round of voting for the Lok Sabha election, the seat in the spotlight was Wayanad in Kerala, from where Rahul Gandhi is contesting. The Congress president is contesting from a second seat, apart from his traditional Amethi constituency in Uttar Pradesh, for the first time.
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IITM K Develops Soil Management App For Coffee Growers
KSHEMAM (Kaapi Soil Health Management and Monitoring) a location specific Soil Health Nutrient Management and Information System for coffee growers has been launched recently by by Nirmala Sitharaman, Minister of State for Commerce and Industry.
-
A New Coffee Culture is Brewing in India
India is apparently the fifth largest exporter of coffee in the world and 70 percent of our coffee is exported worldwide. Clearly, we are more than equipped to grow great coffee.
-
Top 6 Places to Eat at While Travelling to Mangalore
A melting pot of communities like Beary Muslims, Mangalorean Catholics, Saraswath Brahmins, and Bunts to name a few, the local cuisine is a delicious reflection of this coalescence.
-
On Camera, Men Holding BJP Flags Seen Vandalising Kerala Coffee Shop
A police case has been registered in Kozhikode in Kerala against people who claim to be members of the BJP's youth wing, after they allegedly vandalized a coffee shop.
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Soaring prices: Sugar gets bitter in Kerala
Women are used to making tea or coffee with less sugar, but are now forced to even make a household budget that has less sugar.
