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In a state steeped in history lies a nearly forgotten snack called inang-inang, a round, crispy cracker that boasts historical significance and holds a wealth of memories. Photo by Bernama

The ginger cultivation programme, an initiative involving Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) and residents, aims to empower the rural economy through high-value agricultural projects, ultimately positioning Kota Tinggi as a national food valley. - Bernama photo

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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has directed all government departments to use local products, especially food, at official events. - Bernama photo

Visuals from BJMC Ahmedabad where the Air India flight crashed on Thursday, June 12. - Photo by AFP

In this photograph taken on May 3, 2025, Shaikh Imran, whose brother Shaikh Latif Sheru, a farmer who committed suicide due to mounting financial loans, collects dried-up cotton plants at their farmland in Mochi Pimpalgaon village of Beed district in India's Maharashtra state. (Photo by Indranil MUKHERJEE/AFP)

Aerial view of coffee and coca leaf farmers Nicolas and Alirio Caicedo pulling coca trees out of the earth as they transform a coca leaf plantation into a coffee plantation in Argelia, Cauca department, Colombia, on May 6, 2025. Alirio Caicedo and his son Nicolas uproot the coca plants they planted a decade ago. Their leaves are coveted by drug traffickers, but these farmers have made a commitment to the Colombian government to eliminate the cultivation of the main component of cocaine in exchange for money. (Photo by JUAN RESTREPO / AFP)

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A worker checking the kiwi vines in the field at ReFruits Co, a company hoping to revitalise agriculture in the area by growing kiwi fruits, some five kilometres from the stricken Fukushima nuclear power plant in the town of Okuma, Fukushima. Photo by Richard A. Brooks/AFP