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2023 has been recognised by the United Nations’ Food and Agricultural Organisation (FAO) as the ‘International Year of Millets’ (in German, Hirse). Known as a climate resilient and nutritious grain, millets are grown and sold globally and have a historical significance in our kitchens and the way crops are farmed. This is especially true with…

India has recently become the world’s most populous country and has a rapidly increasing rate of urbanisation. Germany, as the European Union’s most populous country, also has a growing rate of urbanisation; although not as substantial as India’s. As both countries naturally grow, evidently so do their needs to use technology as a tool in…

The Consulate General of India in Frankfurt recently hosted the India-Germany Business Meeting at the exclusive Airport Club. IGC Deputy Chairman and Executive Director Dr Matthias Catón and Board Member Dr Gunjan Bhardwaj spoke on a panel on trade and investment. Dr Kasturi Dadhe from our member FrankfurtRheinMain moderated the session. The India-Germany Business Meeting…

As remarked by IGC Chairman, Prof. Nils Steiglitz, in a recent interview with Tagesschau, the importance of Indo-German relations increases in line with India demonstrating its economic potential. This has been also evident through recent visits of Chancellor Olaf Scholz, German Finance Minister Christian Lindner and Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock to India. As we see…