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Food & Gastronomy

5 Long-Form Reports
Traditional Indian culinary copper bowls filled with aromatic curry dishes, basmati rice and roasted spices
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🍲 UNESCO Inscribes Indian Fermented Culinary Heritage and Ancient Spice Blends on Cultural Heritage List

UNESCO has formally recognized India's ancient slow-fermented batters and traditional Ayurvedic spice alchemy as living intangible heritage vital to sustainable gastronomy.

By Pankhudi Sharma4 min read
Artfully plated gourmet organic salad bowl featuring cooked heritage ancient millets and vegetables
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🌾 Global Millet Gastronomy: Indian Ancient Grains Capture Michelin Menus in Paris, Tokyo and New York

Indian millets including ragi, jowar, and kodo have surged into three-star Michelin tasting menus across global culinary capitals, lauded for nutty complex flavor profiles.

By Pankhudi Sharma3 min read
Cup of freshly brewed artisan espresso coffee with silky crema resting on roasted beans
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☕ World Barista Championship: Shade-Grown Araku Valley Coffee Wins Premier Specialty Honors in Milan

A shade-grown, biodynamic micro-lot coffee produced by tribal farmers in the Araku Valley scored 92.5 cupping points at the World Barista Championship in Milan, clinching top honors.

By Pankhudi Sharma3 min read
Freshly harvested organic vegetables and crisp garden produce displayed in rustic market wooden crate
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🥗 Organic Revolution: Farm-to-Fork Direct Supply Chains Connect 50,000 Villages Directly to Urban Consumers

Over 50,000 agrarian villages have achieved certified zero-chemical natural farming status, supplying fresh, lab-tested organic produce directly to urban homes via digital cooperatives.

By Pankhudi Sharma3 min read
Vibrant steaming street food delicacies cooking over hot flat griddle with aromatic herbs
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🍢 Street Food Hygiene Revolution: FSSAI Certifies 100 Iconic Food Streets with Global Safety Standards

From Delhi's Chandni Chowk to Indore's Sarafa Bazaar, FSSAI has certified one hundred heritage night food streets with stringent potable water and hygiene audits.

By Pankhudi Sharma3 min read