PM Modi Highlights India’s Coffee Culture ..?
In the 127th episode of “Mann Ki Baat” on Sunday, prime minister Narendra Modi spotlighted India’s thriving coffee culture.
He praised Koraput coffee from Odisha, describing it as “coffee at its finest” and highlighting its growing global appreciation.
Modi humorously noted, “You all know about my association with tea, but today I thought, why not discuss coffee in Mann Ki Baat?”
He shared how residents from the Koraput district expressed pride in their local coffee, known for its unique taste and quality.
The prime minister added that coffee cultivation in the region is empowering locals and creating livelihood opportunities.
Modi emphadata-sized the increasing international demand for indian coffee, stating:“Indian coffee is becoming very popular all over the world. That’s why coffee lovers say: India’s coffee is coffee at its finest. It is brewed in india and loved by the world.”
The prime minister acknowledged India’s diverse coffee belts:
Karnataka: Chikmagalur, Coorg, and Hassan
Tamil Nadu: Pulney, Shevaroy, Nilgiri, and Annamalai
Kerala: Wayanad, Travancore, and Malabar
Biligiri region: On the Karnataka–Tamil Nadu data-border
He also noted the expansion of coffee cultivation in Northeast india, signaling new opportunities for farmers.
Indian coffee is typically shade-grown and intercropped with spices, producing a mild, full-bodied flavor and distinct aroma.
The tradition traces back to 1600 AD, when Saint baba Budan planted the first coffee seeds in India.
Commercial cultivation began in the 18th century, with india now being a globally recognized coffee producer.
Mann Ki Baat, launched on october 3, 2014, is PM Modi’s monthly radio programme connecting with citizens across diverse sections of society.
Broadcast in 22 indian languages, 29 dialects, and 11 foreign languages, the show airs through 500+ All india Radio centres.
He praised Koraput coffee from Odisha, describing it as “coffee at its finest” and highlighting its growing global appreciation.
PM Modi’s Remark on Coffee
Modi humorously noted, “You all know about my association with tea, but today I thought, why not discuss coffee in Mann Ki Baat?”
He shared how residents from the Koraput district expressed pride in their local coffee, known for its unique taste and quality.
The prime minister added that coffee cultivation in the region is empowering locals and creating livelihood opportunities.
Indian Coffee’s Global Popularity
Modi emphadata-sized the increasing international demand for indian coffee, stating:“Indian coffee is becoming very popular all over the world. That’s why coffee lovers say: India’s coffee is coffee at its finest. It is brewed in india and loved by the world.”
Major Coffee-Growing Regions
The prime minister acknowledged India’s diverse coffee belts:
Karnataka: Chikmagalur, Coorg, and Hassan
Tamil Nadu: Pulney, Shevaroy, Nilgiri, and Annamalai
Kerala: Wayanad, Travancore, and Malabar
Biligiri region: On the Karnataka–Tamil Nadu data-border
He also noted the expansion of coffee cultivation in Northeast india, signaling new opportunities for farmers.
India’s coffee Heritage
Indian coffee is typically shade-grown and intercropped with spices, producing a mild, full-bodied flavor and distinct aroma.
The tradition traces back to 1600 AD, when Saint baba Budan planted the first coffee seeds in India.
Commercial cultivation began in the 18th century, with india now being a globally recognized coffee producer.
About Mann Ki Baat
Mann Ki Baat, launched on october 3, 2014, is PM Modi’s monthly radio programme connecting with citizens across diverse sections of society.
Broadcast in 22 indian languages, 29 dialects, and 11 foreign languages, the show airs through 500+ All india Radio centres.