Mann Ki Baat / Mann Ki Baat: PM Modi Calls Koraput Coffee The Pride Of Odisha
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Prime Minister highlighted how coffee cultivation in Koraput district has not only boosted local livelihoods but also empowered women farmers.
New Delhi, Oct 26: Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised Koraput coffee as a symbol of Odisha’s pride and a testament to the region’s agricultural excellence during the 127th episode of his radio programme 'Mann Ki Baat' on Sunday.
Calling it “exceptionally flavourful,” the Prime Minister highlighted how coffee cultivation in Koraput district has not only boosted local livelihoods but also empowered women farmers.
He commended the active role of women farmers in coffee farming, noting that their participation has significantly contributed to the success of the region’s coffee industry.
The Prime Minister also shared inspiring stories of individuals who left corporate jobs to pursue coffee farming in Koraput, reflecting a growing trend of sustainable and community-driven agriculture.
“Koraput coffee is not just a beverage—it’s a story of transformation, empowerment, and pride,” said the Prime Minister during the broadcast.
Also read: Central Railway Renames Aurangabad Station To Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
About Koraput Coffee
Grown in the highlands of Koraput, this organic coffee is celebrated for its rich aroma and flavour.
Over the decades, the cool climate and rich soil of the Eastern Ghats in Koraput district, Odisha, proved ideal for growing Arabica coffee, leading to the development of a thriving coffee culture. The cultivation of Koraput Coffee is largely driven by tribal farmers, many of whom are women.
Once a local secret, Koraput Coffee has now gained national and international recognition for its rich flavor and organic cultivation methods. It is available at some selected outlets in Odisha, including cafes in Bhubaneswar and Puri, such as the one at Rupali Square and Ekamra Kanan Botanical Gardens.
Calling it “exceptionally flavourful,” the Prime Minister highlighted how coffee cultivation in Koraput district has not only boosted local livelihoods but also empowered women farmers.
He commended the active role of women farmers in coffee farming, noting that their participation has significantly contributed to the success of the region’s coffee industry.
The Prime Minister also shared inspiring stories of individuals who left corporate jobs to pursue coffee farming in Koraput, reflecting a growing trend of sustainable and community-driven agriculture.
“Koraput coffee is not just a beverage—it’s a story of transformation, empowerment, and pride,” said the Prime Minister during the broadcast.
Also read: Central Railway Renames Aurangabad Station To Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar
About Koraput Coffee
Grown in the highlands of Koraput, this organic coffee is celebrated for its rich aroma and flavour.
Over the decades, the cool climate and rich soil of the Eastern Ghats in Koraput district, Odisha, proved ideal for growing Arabica coffee, leading to the development of a thriving coffee culture. The cultivation of Koraput Coffee is largely driven by tribal farmers, many of whom are women.
Once a local secret, Koraput Coffee has now gained national and international recognition for its rich flavor and organic cultivation methods. It is available at some selected outlets in Odisha, including cafes in Bhubaneswar and Puri, such as the one at Rupali Square and Ekamra Kanan Botanical Gardens.
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