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Dry ice’s use, devised in India, pioneered culinary advancementsGases are vital for modern life. From cooling vaccines to preserving food, their impact is immense. An Indian doctor's early innovation wit...- Dry fruit seller’s self-immolation turns fatal after family detained in Red Fort blast robeA dry fruit seller died after setting himself on fire. He was questioned by police with his son and brother in a terror module probe. The s...
- Terror module crackdown: Dry fruit seller picked up for questioning succumbs to burn injuriesTragedy struck when a dry fruit vendor succumbed to burn injuries after an alarming self-immolation incident. This drastic act followed int...
- Terror module case: CIK raids doctor's home in J-K's AnantnagCounter Intelligence Kashmir searched a doctor's residence in Anantnag as part of a 'white collar terror module' probe. A mobile phone was ...
- Dry fruits trade gets more crunch in festive splurgeIndia's dry fruit trade is experiencing a profitable festive season. Demand for almonds, cashews, and pistachios is high. Imports are incre...
- A ‘fruitful’ experience: Persimmons, avocados and the value of planting the best varietiesVariety-based fruit farming will always be more profitable.
- From Tagore’s 'Kabuliwala' to the flavour of asafoetida, India's close connection with Afghan foodIndia got an easy access to all the comforting food from a troubled land.
- 80% of Snapdeal’s Diwali shoppers chose regional & local brandsWhile in the previous years, shoppers used e-commerce channels to buy and ship to families and friends in other cities, this year many shop...
- Amazon pumps in over Rs 4,400 crore in India businessAmazon had registered cumulative losses of over Rs 7,000 crore across various units in 2018-19.
- Retailers from Russia, Gulf keen to partner Indian food exportersAhead of the two day mega international food and beverage trade show ‘Indus Food', the minister said that such a trade show is a way of dou...
- Sweet makers find GST a tough nut to crackAs fruit jellies, mousse, pastries and pies come under the 18% GST slab, some are considering renaming and re-packaging them as sweets to p...
- GST: Cloth shops, dry fruits sellers observe bandh in protest"Cloth markets across cities in the state including those in Surat, Rajkot and Junagadh remained closed, demanding roll back of GST imposed...
- Competition heats cake market; changing taste, consumption rise transform Rs 2k-crore sectorCompetition is intensifying in the Rs 2,000-crore organised cake market. Sensing the potential, biscuit majors like Britannia and ITC are f...
- Drought-hit Andhra Pradesh farmers spray crops with banned animal hormone 'oxytocin'Widely used by farmers to artificially promote growth in fruits and vegetables, oxytocin is banned for use in agriculture and animal husban...
- Output crunch pushes up of world's costliest spice saffronPrice of a kilogram of saffron, considered the costliest spice in the world, is now at Rs 1.65 lakh in Kashmir, which is already up 18% com...
- Corporate buying of dry fruits this festive season has slumpedAlmond prices in India have shot up because of low output in drought-hit almond-producing regions of California, the world's largest produc...
- Spices provide the fireworks, but sourness builds the foundation from which to appreciate themSo why would people go out of their way to use a fruit that turns their food mauve? For its fruit-sour kick for one. Indian food is known f...
- Diwali buyers sour as prices soarRise in prices of essential items seems to have dampened the spirit this Diwali for consumers.
- Rising prices of milk products spoil party in festive seasonThis Diwali, sweets may not taste as sweet as you would like as prices have soared by more than 25%, but sellers of snacks and dry-fruits a...
- Pillai's brother eyes global JV for biscuits pieThis is a story of another Pillai, another biscuit company and another foreign stakeholder.
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