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Coffee Board facilitating expansion of coffee cultivation beyond south India. 2 lakh acres of tribal-occupied land identified in North East, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh. South region has limited scope for expansion, but still produces 70% of India's coffee. WCC 2023 saw 347 formal business-to-business meetings, 12,522 business visitors and 2,600…

Bengaluru hosts 5th World Coffee Conference, a global event to cultivate knowledge, promote collaboration & facilitate networking among coffee professionals. Coffee Board of India, Tata Consumer Products, Nestle India, International Coffee Organisation, and stakeholders from 80 countries attend. Dome-shaped coffee museum showcases coffee plantations in Western Ghats & journey of…

MCC committee proposes extra funding for Test cricket, reduction in ODIs after 2027 World Cup, suggests creating a ringfenced ICC Strategic Fund to strengthen women’s cricket, calls on ICC to ensure equitable schedule of matches for all member countries post 2027. Urges global game to reset, focus on powerful few…

Legendary Indian woman cricketer Jhulan Goswami and two English players in Heather Knight and Eoin Morgan have joined the MCC World Cricket Committee (WCC) ahead of its meeting at the Lord’s, the club said on June 26.

We spoke to Santa Clara guard and NBA draft prospect Brandin Podziemski.

After a buzzer-beater pushed them past Arizona on Saturday, the Sun Devils may be one win away from a chance to go dancing.

After the firings in recent seasons of Allen Edwards (Wyoming), Steve Masiello (Manhattan) and Scott Padgett (Samford), the 2022-23 men’s college basketball season tipped off with only four ex-Kentucky Wildcats players serving as NCAA Division I head coaches.

The West Coast Conference is honoring the late, great Bill Russell with "Bill Russell Recognition Week," celebrating his accomplishments on the court and activism off of it.

Recalling the first 18 years of her life in Australia's largest post-WWII migrant centre is a positive exercise for Krystyna Mills, whose story is among many highlighted in a new exhibition to honour its 75th anniversary.