Best Mushroom Varieties for Vitamin D & How to Cook
Discover the best mushroom varieties like Chanterelles & Morels for a vitamin D boost. Learn how cooking methods impact nutrient retention for optimal health.
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India's Spinach: A Superfood Journey from Kashmir to Bengal
Explore India's incredible biodiversity of spinach, from Kashmiri Sotschal Wangan to Bengal's Choddo Shaag. Discover why these regional greens are nutritional powerhouses and a culinary map of the country.
Assam to cut tea garden incentives over land rights row
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma warns tea estates of losing Rs 150 crore annual incentives for non-cooperation in granting land rights to 3.33 lakh worker families. Read the full story.
185 New Seed Varieties Launched to Boost Farm Productivity
India kicks off 2026 with 185 new high-yielding seed varieties for cotton, rice, and pulses. Aim: boost yields, cut imports, and revive cotton production. Key details inside.
New Wheat, Mustard Varieties Developed in Kanpur
CSAUT Kanpur scientists develop high-yield wheat for alkaline soil & late-sow mustard for UP. Boost for state's farmers with disease-resistant crops. Read more.
How to Fix Bitter Tea: Easy Tips for a Perfect Cup
Your tea turned bitter? Don't pour it out! Learn why tea gets harsh and discover 5 simple fixes involving temperature, timing, and ingredients to rescue your cup. Make every sip smooth.
FSSAI says only Camellia sinensis can be called 'Tea'
FSSAI's new directive prohibits calling herbal infusions 'tea'. The Rs 3,600 crore flavoured market must rebrand. Learn what this means for your favourite brews.
FSSAI bans 'Herbal Tea' label, mandates rebranding
India's FSSAI orders companies to stop calling herbal infusions 'tea'. Only drinks from Camellia sinensis plant qualify. Learn about the new rules and industry impact.
FSSAI Bans 'Herbal Tea' Label, Defines True Tea
FSSAI mandates only Camellia sinensis products can be branded as 'tea'. Herbal infusions must rebrand, impacting India's wellness market. Read the full story.
FSSAI Defines 'Tea': Only Camellia Sinensis Products Allowed
FSSAI's new order restricts the term 'tea' to products from Camellia sinensis. Herbal infusions must be clearly labeled. Learn what this means for consumers and businesses.
FSSAI Defines 'Tea': Only Camellia Sinensis Products Allowed
FSSAI's new order states only products from Camellia sinensis can be sold as 'tea'. Herbal infusions must be clearly labelled. Learn what this means for consumers and businesses.
FSSAI Bans 'Tea' Label for Herbal Infusions
FSSAI mandates that only beverages from Camellia sinensis plant can be labelled as tea. Herbal infusions must be renamed to avoid misbranding. Read the full guidelines.
Nettle Tea: Ancient Herb's Modern Health Benefits
Discover the surprising health benefits of traditional nettle tea, from supporting prostate health to aiding blood sugar control. Learn how to prepare it safely and who should avoid it.
New 'Gadkari' Hybrid Rose Unveiled in Nagpur
Veteran hybridiser Narayan Shastri (85) gifts a unique pink hybrid tea rose named 'Gadkari' to Union Minister Nitin Gadkari on his wedding anniversary. Discover the story behind this 5-year project.
Healthy Zero-Sugar Banana Oatmeal Cookies Recipe
Discover an easy recipe for nutritious Banana Chocolate Oatmeal Cookies with no added white sugar. Perfect for weight management and a healthy snack. Learn the steps!
Modi, Priyanka Gandhi's light moment at Speaker's tea
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra shared a cordial conversation at the Lok Sabha Speaker's tea, discussing blue turmeric and sharing a laugh over a Tamil vote appeal. Read about the rare bonhomie after a contentious sessio
Post-Parliament Tea: Modi, Priyanka Gandhi Interact Cordially
After a contentious winter session, PM Modi and opposition MPs, including Priyanka Gandhi, shared tea and light banter at Speaker Om Birla's chamber. A rare moment of conviviality marked the end of a short but productive session. Read more.
Tea & Coffee for Kids: Why Doctors Advise Against It
Is it safe for children to sip your tea or coffee? Experts warn caffeine harms sleep, growth & nutrient absorption in kids. Learn the facts for Indian parents.
Ayurvedic Drink for Regular Periods & Pain Relief
Struggling with irregular cycles? Discover a simple 3-ingredient Ayurvedic tea with turmeric, ginger & cinnamon to help balance hormones & reduce menstrual cramps naturally.
3 Teas to Soothe Winter Cough: Honey, Ginger, Liquorice
Struggling with a persistent winter cough? Discover three science-backed herbal teas—honey, ginger, and liquorice root—that can provide relief. Learn how to make them and important safety tips.
Century of Coffee Research at Balehonnuru Yields 13 Arabica Types
Celebrating 100 years, the Central Coffee Research Institute in Balehonnuru has released 13 high-yield arabica selections & robusta hybrids, revolutionizing India's coffee cultivation through systematic breeding. Discover the legacy.
Hot Drinks Above 65°C Linked to Cancer Risk: WHO
Sipping very hot tea or coffee above 65°C can raise oesophageal cancer risk. Learn the science, key studies, and simple safety tips to enjoy your brew safely.
Assam CM gives Rs 5L aid to families of tea workers killed in crash
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma provides Rs 5 lakh aid to families of 20 tea workers who died in a tragic truck accident. He also announced new guidelines to regulate migration from tea gardens.
Daily Tea Health Guide: Milk, Black, or Green?
Discover how daily consumption of milk tea, black tea, and green tea impacts your health differently. Learn which brew supports heart health, antioxidants, and energy best for your Indian lifestyle.
Green Tea Nanoparticle Targets Alzheimer's Disease
Indian researchers develop a novel nanoparticle from green tea antioxidant EGCG, showing promise in reducing Alzheimer's intensity and promoting new neuron growth. A breakthrough in multi-target therapy.
New road to cut Dibrugarh University travel distance by 7km
A new 1-km road through Jalan South Tea Estate will connect Dibrugarh city directly to Dibrugarh University, reducing travel by nearly 7km and benefiting thousands. Read more about this key infrastructure project.
NSS Distributes Warm Clothes to Tea Garden Workers in Dibrugarh
As temperatures plunge to 7.8°C in Dibrugarh, NSS units from Dibrugarh University provide warm clothing to 200 vulnerable tea estate workers and families. Read about this crucial winter relief effort.
Ancient Betel Leaf Tea: A Winter Wellness Brew
Discover the ancient history and modern benefits of betel leaf (paan) tea, a traditional Indian winter brew. Learn how to make this digestive aid at home and explore its 2400-year-old roots.
Avocado Seed Tea: Health Benefits & Easy Recipe
Discover avocado seed tea, a wellness trend with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory benefits. Learn a simple recipe to make this unique herbal infusion at home. Try it today!
NEHU's Indigenous Chip Fights Red Spider Mite in Tea Gardens
North-Eastern Hill University creates a semiconductor chip to repel the destructive red spider mite, offering a sustainable alternative to pesticides for India's tea industry. A major step for the India Semiconductor Mission.
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