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Exit the dragon: Can renaming the dragon fruit as kamalam help popularise the pretty but bland fruit?An ingenious attempt has been made by some to brand passion fruit as Krishnaphal in India. Another ongoing attempt that might be more succe...- Exotic fruits become scarce and costlier, as bottlenecks in transportation emergeIndia currently imports 350,000 metric tonnes of fruits per annum, worth about Rs 3,000 crore, which is expected to increase to Rs 4,000 cr...
- India gets a taste of exotic dragon fruit, at lower rate; imports up 20 timesIndia gets most of its dragon fruit — also known as Pitaya — from Vietnam, while local production too is on the rise.
- Lok Sabha polls 2014: Don't throw shoes at Nitish, says Lalu"Usko chot lag jayega. Usko vote ka chot dijiye (he might get injured. Strike at him through votes)," Lalu said after flagging off an elect...
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