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Vitamin D deficiency: Action points Government of NCT, Delhi

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By Arpita Mukherjee Verified, Aashish Chaudhry, Trishali Khanna, Latika Khatwani, Pallavi Verma, Damayantee Majumdar
| Hindustan Times Verified
Delhi, India’s capital, with a population of 34.7 million, suffers from a silent epidemic – Vitamin D deficiency. The ICRIER-ANVKA 2025 report titled “Roadmap to Address Vitamin D Deficiency in India” found that one in five Indians are Vitamin D deficient, with children, pregnant women and elderly being the vulnerable groups. In a densely populated and highly urbanised city like Delhi, the risks are even more pronounced.
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The future of Indian turmeric: Can GI tag help to secure export markets?

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By Arpita Mukherjee, Trishali Khanna
| The Hindu Business Line Verified
The establishment of the National Turmeric Board, with the objective of promoting turmeric production and advancing research and innovation, marks a pivotal step in aligning India’s rich legacy of indigenous varieties of turmeric with the vision of an Aatmanirbhar Bharat. India produces around 30 varieties of turmeric across 20 states.
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Making India the global hub for turmeric

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By Arpita Mukherjee Verified, Souvik Dutta, Eshana Mukherjee, Trishali Khanna, Nandini Sen, Ketaki Gaikwad
| Hindustan Times Verified
Known as the ‘Golden Spice of India’, turmeric, due to its preventive, therapeutic and curative properties, has been integral to Indian and many South Asian cultures, cuisines, and traditional systems of medicine like ayurveda and unani. It is commonly used as a condiment, dye, drug and key raw material for the cosmetic industry, and in traditional medicine and religious ceremonies.
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