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#13270436
3 February 2026
A roadside vendor sells dry fruits along a road in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, on February 03, 2026. United States President Donald Trump agrees to reduce US tariffs on Indian goods to 18 percent from 50 percent in exchange for India lowering trade barriers, stopping its purchases of Russian oil, and buying oil instead from the US and potentially Venezuela.
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#13147460
1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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#13147463
1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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#13147470
1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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#13147444
1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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#13147447
1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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#13147452
1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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#13147457
1 January 2026
India is the world's largest banana producer, contributing over 26% of global production. The crop is economically and culturally significant, cultivated mainly in southern and western states. It requires high nutrient levels, particularly nitrogen and potassium, and is a profitable agribusiness supporting millions. India's banana exports rise significantly, aided by government initiatives and support from institutions like NABARD. The banana stem, the pale inner core, is juiced or cooked in curries for digestion, blood sugar control, and detoxing. In Tehatta, West Bengal, India, on January 1, 2025, a raw sweet banana tree is cut down to harvest the fruit, and subsequently, after the raw banana fruit is picked, the trunk of the tree is cut to extract its white stem.
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#13138808
29 December 2025
Lemons are seen in London, United Kingdom, on December 29, 2025.
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#13132580
27 December 2025
A mobile seller waits for customers as he sells oranges from his van in Siliguri, India, on December 27, 2025. Oranges grown in the neighboring hill stations of Darjeeling and Mirik are exported to neighboring countries such as Bangladesh and Bhutan, as well as nearby states, strengthening the local economy.
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#13096676
14 December 2025
An Algerian farmer picks tangerines in Boufarik, Algeria, on December 14, 2025. The city of Boufarik, also known as ''the city of oranges,'' and its surrounding plantations are well-known for growing oranges and tangerines.
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#13096677
14 December 2025
An Algerian farmer picks tangerines in Boufarik, Algeria, on December 14, 2025. The city of Boufarik, also known as ''the city of oranges,'' and its surrounding plantations are well-known for growing oranges and tangerines.
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#13096679
14 December 2025
An Algerian farmer picks tangerines in Boufarik, Algeria, on December 14, 2025. The city of Boufarik, also known as ''the city of oranges,'' and its surrounding plantations are well-known for growing oranges and tangerines.
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#13096681
14 December 2025
An Algerian farmer picks tangerines in Boufarik, Algeria, on December 14, 2025. The city of Boufarik, also known as ''the city of oranges,'' and its surrounding plantations are well-known for growing oranges and tangerines.
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14 December 2025
An Algerian farmer picks tangerines in Boufarik, Algeria, on December 14, 2025. The city of Boufarik, also known as ''the city of oranges,'' and its surrounding plantations are well-known for growing oranges and tangerines.
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