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Wait, What: Bihars Rs 1 Lakh Per Kg Vegetable Was All A Lie - Report Claims Wait, What: Bihars Rs 1 Lakh Per Kg Vegetable Was All A Lie - Report Claims Claims of the worlds most expensive vegetable hop shoots in Bihar were a big lie, as per Hindi newspaper, Dainik Jagran. Read on to know more. Read Time: 2 min Highlights It was claimed that hop shoots were grown and sold for Rs. 1lakh/kg. Hop shoot is demeed the costliest vegetable in the world. Remember the story claiming hop shoots being cul...

Farmers claim of cultivating hop-shoots that sell for Rs 1 lakh per kg proves false When the media team reached Karamdih village in Nabinagar block at ground zero, the claims made by this farmer proved false. (Image Source: Twitter/@supriyasahuias) Updated: Apr 3, 2021, 06:33 PM IST Only a few days ago, a young farmer from Bihars Aurangabad district made headlines when he claimed to have cultivated a unique vegetable named hop shoots that costs about Rs 1 lakh. T...

Apr 03, 2021, 22:08 PM IST Aurangabad: A news that has recently grabbed headlines about a farmer from Bihars Aurangabad growing the worlds costliest vegetable called the Hop Shoots turned out to be fake. As per the investigation by ZEE NEWS, no such cultivation has been done. The family members of Amresh Singh, villagers and the district agriculture department have dismissed the claim saying there is no such crop on the fields. Who is Amresh Singh? A farmer from Bihars Aurangabad Amresh Singh...

Farmer grows hop-shoots that sell for Rs 1 lakh per kg, pics go viral The farmer identified as Amresh Singh is the first person to start hop shoots cultivation without using any chemical fertilizers or pesticides. (Image Source: Twitter/@supriyasahuias) Updated: Apr 1, 2021, 06:15 PM IST A farmer from Bihars Aurangabad district is making heads turn on social media, not by any crazy moves or any offbeat tweet. Social media is abuzz with the young farmer cultivating...

Vegetable For 1 Lakh Per Kilo? This Bihar Farmer Is Growing Worlds Costliest Crop Amresh Singh from Karamdih village under Navinagar block of Bihars Aurangabad district is among the pioneers in hop-shoot cultivation in India. Twitter/ Supriya Sahu IAS Outlook Web Bureau 2021-04-01T15:12:27+05:30 Vegetable For 1 Lakh Per Kilo? This Bihar Farmer Is Growing Worlds Costliest Crop outlookindia.com 2021-04-01T18:10:18+05:30 Also read A 38-year-old farmer from Bihar is ...

Farmer Who Claims To Have Developed A Brew Like No Other Amresh Singh, a farmer in Bihar’s Karamdih village claims to have found a healthy substitute for tea and coffee Amresh Singh Feb 23, 2021 Amresh Singh is a 38-year-old farmer from Karamdih village under Navinagar block of Bihar’s Aurangabad district who claims to have grown a healthy substitute for tea and coffee. “I always like to think out of the box,” he stated, adding that he specialises in medicinal and arom...

Amresh Singh is a 38-year-old farmer from Karamdih village under Navinagar block of Bihar’s Aurangabad district. He is among the pioneer in hop-shoot cultivation in India.

Hop shoots: Bihar farmer cultivates world’s most expensive crop By Sameer|   Published: 3rd February 2021 3:05 pm IST Representational photo Aurangabad: A 38-year-old Bihar farmer Amresh Singh is cultivating the world’s most expensive crop, ‘hop shoots’ in Aurangabad District. According to a report in New Indian Express, the farmer hails from Karamdih village of Navinagar block in Aurangabad district. He said that the crop has the potential to increase farmers’ income by t...

Is Bihar entering a phase of Jungle Raj 2.0? ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Thu, Jan 14 2021 17:27 IST | ​ 0 Views Gun point. (File Photo: IANS). Image Source: IANS News Patna, Jan 14 : While the police in Patna are facing criticism over the sensational murder of an Indigo state head, a section of people in Bihar are apprehensive that they might be entering into a phase of Jungle Raj 2.0. Indigo airlines station manager, Rupesh Kumar Singh (40), was allegedly shot dead by criminals near ...

People visit Dimna Lake in Jamshedpur on Sunday JAMSHEDPUR: With the dip in mercury, Steel City residents are making a beeline for picnic spots, including some unconventional ones as the regular and popular locations are shut in view of the outbreak. On Sunday, many were seen making merry in Dimma Lake and the pandemic and the lack of enough number of proper spots is hardly going to deter people from going out, according to Sonari-based Sarbani Maity. She said, “Every year, we have a number ...