Assamese Jewellery, commonly known as Axomiya Gohona, has officially secured a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, marking a momentous recognition of Assam’s rich cultural heritage.

In a major achievement for Meghalaya’s textile industry, its handwoven, handspun, naturally dyed, organically produced, ethically sourced fabric ‘Ryndia’, along with ‘Meghalaya Handloom Products’ have been officially granted the Geographical Indication (GI) tag by the Government of India.

Guwahati, Mar 11: Indiani salgro-salaram a·dokrangko nitobegipa a·bri-a·kong, chiring-dare, rong·kol, chibima-chibisikrangnasan mingsingaija indiba dingtang dingtang jatrangni dakbewal-rikbewalrang, aro bolam-bolbiterangni giminba namen mingsingbea. Ia a·dokrang...

Shillong, April 1: At least four products from Meghalaya on Saturday were granted Geographical Indication (GI) tags by the registrar of Geographical Indications, Chennai....

The traditional mask-making and manuscript painting of Majuli have been awarded Geographical Indication (GI) tags by the Government of India, attesting to the unique characteristics of the twin crafts.

Minister in-charge Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare Ampareen Lyngdoh on Tuesday geographical indication (GI) tag status accorded to Lakadong Turmeric stands to safeguard traditional methods and knowledge, ensuring that only farmers and growers within the designated geographical area, utilizing traditional method, can use the GI tag.