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Seven products from Odisha, ranging from the Similipal Kai chutney made with red weaver ants to the embroidered Kapdaganda shawl, have bagged the coveted Geographical Indication (GI) tag. The Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999 seeks to provide for the registration and better protection of geographical indications relating to goods in India. This GI tag is valid for 10 years following which it can be renewed. It is woven and embroidered by the women of the Dongria Kondh tribe, a particularly vulnerable tribal group (PVTG) in the Niyamgiri hills in Odisha’s Rayagada and Kalahandi districts.
Cutting of pseudostem after harvesting to facilitate mobilization of nutrients from mother plant to developing ratoon plant in banana is known as _____.
Panchami is a variety of which of the following crop?
Choke throat in banana is due to _____
What is the main coloring principle in turmeric?
Which of the following metabolic pathway produces carbohydrates?
Propagation of datepalm is by -
“Pusa Nanha” dwarf variety of Papaya is developed through _________
Pusa Drumhead is a variety of ____ crop.
Deficiency of vitamin D cause?
Man-made hybrid is _____