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A consignment of &lsquo;Raja Mircha&rsquo; or &lsquo;King Chilli&rsquo; from Nagaland was exported to London via Guwahati by air for the first time. Known by many names like Bhoot Jolokia or Ghost pepper, the chilli got its Geographical Indications (GI) certification in 2008. The development is a major boost to exports of GI tag products from the north-eastern region of India. Watch, to know more!</p>
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