- one of the
oldest medicinal plants traded from the
Karnali zone.
Known as
kutki or कुटकी in Nepali, it is a
perennial herb and is used as a
substitute for...
- kaṭu-kīṭa);5. Estrangement,
separation (from),
desertion (of):--
kuṭkī denā, or
kuṭkī lagānā (-meṅ), 1. To nip; 2. To make an
incision (in), to cut (the...
-
Highway 44 p****es
through Hinganghat. The
agriculture research station,
Kutki is
situated in
Hinganghat on
Pandharakwada road,
which is
national highway...
- Ali
Asghar Kutki (Persian: علي اصغركوتكي, also
Romanized as ʿAlī Āṣghar
Kūtḵī) is a
village in
Abezhdan Rural District,
Abezhdan District,
Andika County...
-
Kutki (Russian: Ку́тки) is a
rural locality (a selo) and the
administrative center of
Kutkovskoye Rural Settlement,
Gribanovsky District,
Voronezh Oblast...
- waterlogging. It can be
cultivated up to 2000 m
above sea level. Hindi:
Kutki, Shavan. Bengali : Sama. Tamil : Samai. Gujarati : Gajro, Kuri. Telugu :...
- a
variety of
lentils (dal), whole-wheat
flour (aṭṭa), rice and
millet (
kutki, kodra, bājra),
which has been
cultivated in
Indian subcontinent since 6200 BCE...
-
farming in Chhattisgarh:
Gulbakawali The main
crops are rice, maize, kodo-
kutki and
other small millets and
pulses (tuar and kulthi); oilseeds, such as...
-
Baiga cuisine primarily consists of co**** grains, such as kodo
millet and
kutki, and
involves very
little flour.
Another staple food of the
baiga is pej...
- 2021-22. Later, the
provision of this
scheme was
modified to
include Kodo,
Kutki and Ragi, and an
input subsidy of Rs.9,000 per acre is also
being provided...
