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Which city is called as the Mango capital of the world?Mango capital of the world: Just 25 km from Lucknow lies Malihabad, a small town that has become globally famous for its legendary mango or...- Market demand playing key role in reviving nearly extinct mango varieties like Husnara, RatolChanging consumer preferences are revitalizing nearly-extinct mango varieties like Husnara and Ratol in Lucknow's Malihabad orchards. Farme...
- Meet Kaleem Ullah Khan, the father of 300 varieties of mangoes in IndiaThe school dropout was a teenager when he grafted plant parts to create new varieties.
- A heat wave's lamented victim: The mango, India's king of fruitsAs blistering heat has struck northern India weeks earlier than usual, mango crops have been devastated, threatening a way of life for the ...
- Well-stocked rural kiranas see fewer footfalls amid slowdownA slump in rural FMCG sales has pulled down the overall industry growth.
- Dussehri is suited for a specific kind of soil & micro weather conditions which are best found in Uttar PradeshLow-hanging fruit’ is a cliche used to describe tasks that are easily achieved — whoever coined it hasn’t savoured the Dussehri mango.
- Summer diet! The lesser-known fruits and their health benefitsThe mango may hog all our attention, but there are other lesser known fruits that have dominated Indian summers .
- Lucknow's farmers come up with quirky names for Malihabad guavasPadmashree Haji Kalimullah, Malihabad's best-known mango man, has named the guava variety he raises ' Aishwarya', after the actor.
- 'Mango Man' names new hybrid variety as 'NaMo Aam'The orchard has about a century-old prized tree, on which he started working in 1987 to develop the craft of growing different varieties on...
- Untimely rains damage 30 per cent mango crops in Uttar PradeshAhsan Qureshi, President of the Behat unit, said losses in Saharanpur belt have been enormous and growers should get government help.
- Climatic changes hit production of mangoes in states like UP, MaharashtraGrowers have other worries too. "The moisture in the soil has dried up. The trees aredrying up now," said Syed Mateen Aga.
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