Rice is more than just a staple. It represents culture, heritage, and an emerging tool of diplomacy. From Indiaโs iconic Basmati to global rice varieties, food traditions are increasingly shaping international relations and economic engagement.
In this insightful article, ๐๐ฌ Priyanka Garodia andย ๐๐ฌ Khushi Kesari explore how rice sits at the intersection of culture, commerce, and diplomacy, and how India can leverage it as a strategic soft power in the global landscape. Read more:
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ASIA Congratulates Shivani Singh and Khushi Kesari, who presented their research
byASIA
April 10, 2025