On July 25, Kashmir saffron joined the likes of Darjeeling tea, the Alleppey green cardamom, black rice from Manipur and the Guntur chilli in getting the Geographical Indication (GI) tag. According to ...

On a cold February morning in this south Kashmir town, saffron farmer Manzoor Ahmad Bhat, 38, was setting out on a 30-km drive to the capital city of Srinagar. Bhat and two other farmers were meeting ...

You must have heard Mathura's Peda, Agra's Petha, Darjeeling tea, Black rice of Manipur, Banarasi, and Kanjeevaram Sarees are very famous in India by their names and every shopkeeper wants to sell ...

Surveying the sprawling undulating highlands of saffron fields, Tariq Rashid, a schoolteacher from Gund Bal village, Pampore, in South Kashmir’s Pulwama district is beaming. Rashid’s wife and two ...

Saffron is graded on a scale of 1 to 4 based on its quality, with Grade 1 being the most superior grade. Tata Consumer Products (TCP), the consumer products company uniting the principal food and ...