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PM Modi Gifts Meghalaya’s GI-Tagged Pineapples To UAE President

Prime Minister Narendra Modi gifted Meghalayas GI tagged pineapples to UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, showcasing Northeast produce and Indias GI promotion efforts

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