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Odisha Red Ant Chutney: Odishas famed "Kai Chutney," made from red weaver ants, has been awarded with the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag on January 2, 2024

Lanjia Saura paintings, belonging to the Lanjia Saura or Lanjia Savara/Sabara tribe of Odishas Rayagada district, have also earned GI status.

GI tag is a name or sign that certifies that a product has specific geographical origin and possess those qualities.

This classic chutney from Odisha was recently awarded the GI tag for its unique taste, texture and health enriching qualities. Made with red ants, thi

Ayodhya's famous Hanumangarhi Laddu is likely to receive the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag before the Ram temple consecration ceremony.

The famous Hanuman Garhi laddoos are likely to get the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag soon. The application for the grant of GI tag to the famous Ayodhya Hanuman Garhi laddoo was accepted by the GI Registry, Chennai on Monday. �� Ayodhya’s Famous Hanuman Garhi Laddoos Likely To Get GI Tag Soon.

Heres everything you need to know about Odishas Kai Chutney or red ant chutney, which recently received the GI tag. | Travel

The laddus from Hanumangarhi are crafted with besan (gram flour) and pure desi ghee, creating a unique delicacy. The GI tag adds a global dimension to these sweets, signifying their distinctiveness. The recognition is seen as a manifestation of the blessings of Lord Ram and Hanuman on the residents of Ayodhya.

Koraput: ’Kala jeera’ rice of Koraput, which received the GI tag on Wednesday, will soon become an integral part of the temple’s Mahaprasad.

Three items of Arunachal Pradesh have received the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag, officials said on Wednesday. These are adi kekir (ginger), carpet handmade by Tibetan settlers and wooden items made by the Wancho community.