India’s coffee and spices are more than exports—they are powerful tools of economic and cultural diplomacy. From Malabar pepper to Araku coffee in Paris, India’s agricultural heritage connects global markets, showcases regional identities and strengthens its soft power. Discover how these iconic products turn local traditions into global connections, trade opportunities and lasting international partnerships. A cup on the Rue de Bretagne On a narrow street in the Marais, Pari

From Córdoba to Connaught Place: Andreas König brings Madrid to the heart of Delhi. At a packed Akshara Theatre, a pianist, a small notebook and the music of Spain turned an ordinary Wednesday into something magical, and reminded us how friendships between nations really begin. By Saurabh Vig Some evenings you simply attend. And some evenings stay with you. Wednesday, 21 October, at Akshara Theatre in Delhi was one of the second kind. The Embassy of Spain had invited us to "

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