Meghalaya’s Lakdong turmeric receives GI tag
First Published: 4th December, 2023 18:57 IST
CM Conrad Sangma said the govt is is working on getting GI tags for all the indigenous products.
Meghalaya’s Lakadong turmeric has been given the GI tag, Chief Minister Conrad Sangma announced on Monday. He said that the government is working on getting GI tags for all the indigenous products of the state.
Local products such as Khasi Mandarin Orange have already been given the GI tag.
The Registrar of Geographical Indications (GI), Chennai awarded the coveted Geographical Indication tag for Lakadong turmeric.
COMMENTS
TOPMOST STORY NOW
Live Rs 69 cr Sikkim State Bank fraud: FIR against GM, 2 others
17th May 2024
Live No helmet, no seatbelt, no entry into Dima Hasao
17th May 2024
Live Rain, thunderstorms, lightning, and gusty winds likely over all NE states in next 7 days
17th May 2024
Live Tripura: Man refuses to pay for petrol, killed by wife and son
17th May 2024
WE RECOMMEND
Scientific coal mining: Good news for people soon, Meghalaya CM Conrad Sangma gives a clear hint
According to the Meghalaya Chief Minister, the toughest part of the entire process to allow scientific mining in the state is already over.
16th May 2024
Historic: Garo film ‘Rapture’ released in more than 100 movie theatres across France
Garo Film Rapture has created history by becoming the first ever film from Meghalaya and the Northeast to be released in more than 100 movie theatres across France.
16th May 2024
Graveyard robbers steal 19 steel crosses from cementery in Tura
As per sources robbers have stole around 19 metal crosses from the cemetery of Cathedral Parish, Tura on Sunday.
15th May 2024
Meghalaya: Chargesheets to be filed against 5 accused involved in Ichamati and Mawlai Mawroh murder cases
East Khasi Hills SP Rituraj Ravi said, Police are making all efforts to expedite the investigation.
15th May 2024
Meghalaya witnesses surge in crimes against women, raises concerns
Only law will not going to be able to take care of this worrisome trend, there has to be sensitization at various levels, said Minister Paul Lyngdoh.
14th May 2024