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Mangoes are the most popular fruits during summer and is consumed across the country. From Alphonso to Langra, know which variant originated from which Indian state.

Over 1500 varieties of mangoes are produced in India; know about some of the popular ones

Mangoes are the most popular fruits during summer and is consumed across the country. From Alphonso to Langra, know which variant originated from which Indian state.

Mango is considered the king of fruits and over 1500 varieties are found in India itself. Due to different climates, across the nation, various species of mangoes are grown in different states. &nbsp;
Let us tell you about some of the most popular ones and their states of origin.&nbsp;
<ol>
<li>Also known as Hapus, Alphonsos are the most famous and expensive variants of mangoes, and are mostly produced in Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat.</li>
<li>Dussehri mango originated from Dussehri in Uttar Pradesh, which is now also available in Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Bihar.</li>
<li>Chausa mangoes are produced in Bihar as well as in Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.</li>
<li>The parrot-shaped Totapuri mango is sourced from Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh.</li>
<li>Himsagar mango is popular in West Bengal and Odisha. Besides being delicious, these mangoes weigh around 250 to 300 grams each.</li>
<li>Langda mango is produced in Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Rajasthan, Gujarat, West Bengal and Madhya Pradesh.</li>
</ol>
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According to Zepto, Alphonso mangoes from Ratnagiri have the most admirers in the markets of Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi

Mangoes love in India: people have ordered mangoes worth this much on Zepto in April

According to Zepto, Alphonso mangoes from Ratnagiri have the most admirers in the markets of Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi

How many mangoes are too many mangoes? Well, the answer is worth ₹25 crore!&nbsp;
As per a data shared by Zepto, popular grocery delivery app, Indians have ordered mangoes worth Rs 25 crore in the month of April. The data reveals that every day Zepto received orders worth Rs 60 lakh on a single day.
And this is not all, the mango mania is going strong even in May and expected to surpass the April results.
According to Zepto, Alphonso mangoes from Ratnagiri have the most admirers in the markets of Mumbai, Bangalore, and Delhi. And, so the premium mango variety constituted a 30% share of total Mango sales on Zepto.
Bainganpalli, which is produced in Andhra Pradesh, was sold widely in the southern cities with 25% of sales, while Kesar was the third most in-demand category of Mangoes at 15%, the company said.

Have mangoes to the fullest of your heart's content. But know which things should not be combined with the fruit.

Mango food combo: From ice cream to alcohol, things you are not supposed to have with the fruit

Have mangoes to the fullest of your heart's content. But know which things should not be combined with the fruit.

During summers, we love eating mangoes whenever we get a chance. However, according to experts there are certain things we must keep in mind while having the fruit.
<ol>
<li>Mangoes should not be eaten with ice cream as this may cause digestion problems.</li>
<li>Citrus fruits like lemon, kiwi or berries should also not be combined with mangoes as it disturbs our body&rsquo;s pH balance.</li>
<li>Avoid consuming mangoes with aerated or soft drinks as both are high in sugar content and may raise body&rsquo;s sugar level.</li>
<li>Do not have mangoes with alcohol either. This may cause dehydration.</li>
<li>Avoid eating mangoes with meals as this causes temperature disbalance in our body. Try to have it an hour after or before your meals. &nbsp;</li>
</ol>
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Diabetic patients refrain from eating mangoes as they are high in sugar content. Know what experts say.

Love mangoes but have diabetes? Know what experts say about it

Diabetic patients refrain from eating mangoes as they are high in sugar content. Know what experts say.

Summer is the season of mangoes but people dealing with diabetes often avoid eating mangoes thinking they may raise their blood sugar level due to their high sugar content.&nbsp;
However, experts suggest that having mangoes in moderation can be beneficial for diabetic patients with controlled sugar levels.
Research has also shown that eating mangoes have a significant role in treating metabolic disorders. Moreover, it is important to check your blood sugar levels daily and consume mangoes in just fruit form and not as shakes or juices.&nbsp;
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Many of us love eating mangoes in summer and try different recipes.  This summer try this simple recipe for mango peanut chutney. 

Take a note on how to make mango peanut chutney this summer

Many of us love eating mangoes in summer and try different recipes.&nbsp; This summer try this simple recipe for mango peanut chutney.&nbsp;

Summer is the season of mangoes and it's almost everyone's favourite. Try this simple recipe for mango peanut chutney.
To make mango peanut chutney, peel a raw mango, take out its pulp and cut it into small pieces. Now, put it into a mixer along with 1 cup of roasted peanuts and add green chillis and salt as per taste.
Add half a tablespoon of oil, 1 teaspoon of black salt, 5 cloves of garlic, curry leaves, ginger, red chilli powder, a little bit of sugar and one cup of water. Now grind them all together and your mango peanut chutney is ready to eat.
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Known for its refreshing taste, the king of fruits can certainly be enjoyed in a variety of ways and is the perfect alternative to processed desserts.

It's officially Mango season! Here are some more reasons to consume this fruity delight

Here's why you must eat Mangoes this summer season!

Captions-&nbsp;
Summers are here and so is the mango season
Mangoes are available in different varieties in India
Mangoes are versatile fruits that can be easily inculcated in one's diet
The digestive health can benefit from mango consumption
Mangoes can help you attain healthier and glowing skin and hair

Known for its refreshing taste, the king of fruits can certainly be enjoyed in a variety of ways and is the perfect alternative to processed desserts.

The summer heat is getting to us and no matter how well we keep ourselves hydrated, the heatwave&nbsp;can make us feel fatigued even indoors. But the juicy sweet mangoes that the summer brings with it compensates for it all, the pulpy and yellow fruit is available in many varieties in India and has numerous health benefits too.
Known for its refreshing taste, the king of fruits can certainly be enjoyed in a variety of ways and is the perfect alternative to processed desserts. Here are some reasons why you should eat mangoes during this summer season.
Boosts immunity
Mangoes contain several nutrients such as vitamin A, folate&nbsp;and vitamin B. All these essential nutrients are beneficial for your immune system to keep it strong and healthy.
Improves digestion
The enzymes present in mangoes help in breaking down protein content in the body. Enriched with fibre, mangoes aid good digestion and prevent many stomach related diseases.
Prevents heat stroke
This summer fruit also helps in preventing heat exhaustion. Eating&nbsp;mangoes every day cools you down instantly and helps you beat the scorching&nbsp;heat.&nbsp;
Benefits hair and skin
Vitamin A is popular for benefiting the hair and skin. Mangoes, being a source of the same can help you attain healthier and glowing skin and hair.
Heart-healthy
Nutrients such as potassium, magnesium and mangiferin can help enhance heart health. Mangoes are a rich source of these all and consumption of the same in healthy amounts may help reduce the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases.
Here's how you can add Mangoes to your diet
<ul>
<li>Chop mangoes in chunks and add them to your salad or oatmeal</li>
<li>Use mangoes to prepare desserts like Mango kheer, mousse, ice cream or cheesecake</li>
<li>Blend mangoes with other ingredients like milk or yogurt and enjoy drinking a healthy smoothie</li>
</ul>
If none of that works for you then slice up the mango and eat it as god intended!

Aamir Khan Productions posted photos of Aamir Khan eating mangoes with his son Azad

Azad is the son of Aamir Khan and his ex-wife Kiran Rao

Aamir Khan’s next film is ‘Laal Singh Chaddha’

Aamir Khan enjoys eating mangoes with son Azad 

Aamir Khan Productions posted a handful of photos of Aamir Khan enjoying eating mangoes with his son Azad. The father-son duo look extremely happy in each other’s company.

Aamir&nbsp;Khan is often&nbsp;termed as &lsquo;Mr. Perfectionist&rsquo;
Be it his films or vacations, this man does it with all his heart and soul. No wonder he always gets referred to as &lsquo;Mr. Perfectionist&rsquo;. Even though Aamir&nbsp;Khan had quit social media, the Instagram&nbsp;handle of&nbsp;Aamir Khan Productions keeps the fans updated about his films and life.&nbsp;
Aamir&nbsp;Khan and his son Azad&nbsp;enjoy eating mangoes&nbsp;
In a recent post on social media, Aamir Khan Productions shared photos of Aamir Khan and&nbsp;his younger son Azad. The father and son duo are totally immersed in eating and relishing fresh mangoes. They looked extremely happy in each other&rsquo;s company. The post has been captioned as &lsquo;Have you treated yourself and your family with some yet?&rsquo;
Azad is youngest son of Aamir Khan
For the unversed, Azad happens to be the youngest son of Aamir Khan and his ex-wife Kiran Rao. The two had announced their separation in July last year. Even though Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao have been divorced, they are often seen together when it comes to parenting their children.
On the film front, Aamir Khan will be seen in a never-before role in the much-awaited film &lsquo;Laal Singh Chaddha&rsquo;.&nbsp;

Aamir&nbsp;Khan Productions posted a handful of photos of Aamir&nbsp;Khan enjoying eating mangoes with his son Azad. The father-son duo looks extremely happy in each other&rsquo;s company.

If there&rsquo;s anything that one can learn from <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/is-aamir-khan-all-set-to-star-in-the-hindi-remake-of-spanish-film-campeones-1647280848970" target="_blank">Aamir Khan</a>, then, it has to be perfection in anything he does. Be it his films or vacations, this man does it with all his heart and soul. No wonder he always gets referred to as &lsquo;Mr. Perfectionist&rsquo;. Even though Aamir&nbsp;Khan had quit social media, the Instagram&nbsp;handle of&nbsp;Aamir Khan Productions keeps the fans updated about his films and life.&nbsp;
In a recent post on social media, Aamir Khan Productions shared photos of Aamir Khan and&nbsp;his younger son Azad. The father and son duo are totally immersed in eating and relishing fresh mangoes. They looked extremely happy in each other&rsquo;s company. The post has been captioned as &lsquo;Have you treated yourself and your family with some yet?&rsquo;
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For the unversed, Azad happens to be the youngest son of Aamir Khan and his ex-wife,&nbsp;Kiran Rao. The two had announced their separation in July last year. Even though Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao have been divorced, they are often seen together when it comes to parenting their children.
On the film front, Aamir Khan will be seen in a never-seen-before role in the much-awaited film &lsquo;Laal Singh Chaddha&rsquo;. The film is an official Hindi remake of the globally acclaimed Hollywood hit &lsquo;Forrest Gump&rsquo;. Besides Aamir Khan, &lsquo;Laal Singh Chaddha&rsquo; also stars Kareena Kapoor Khan, Mona Singh,&nbsp;and Naga Chaitanya. The film is scheduled to release in August this year.

Mangoes have a sweet taste and aroma which is relished by many. From Langra to Chausa, celebrate National Mango Day with some exquisite varieties famous in India.  

This National Mango Day celebrate with these delicious varieties!

In India, mangoes are not just a fruit but a delicacy known for their juicy flesh and sweet aroma. From Langra to Chausa, celebrate National Mango Day with some exquisite varieties&nbsp;famous in&nbsp;India.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In India, mangoes are not just a fruit but a delicacy known for their juicy flesh and sweet aroma. From Langra to Chausa, celebrate National Mango Day with some exquisite varieties&nbsp;famous in&nbsp;India.&nbsp;&nbsp;

NATIONAL MANGO DAY 2021: In India, mangoes are not just a fruit but a delicacy known for their juicy flesh and sweet aroma. From mango milkshakes, mango salads, mango kulfi to mango chutneys and pickles, it is enjoyed in various forms and as a part of several recipes.
The first known cultivation of mangoes was in India around 5000 years ago. Now India is one of the largest producers of mangoes, offering several kinds and varieties to the world. Each variety has its own distinct flavour, size and texture.
This mango day on 22nd July, celebrate with some of the famous varieties found in India.
Kesar
Kesar or also know as Gir Kesar is one of the most sought-after varieties. Majorly grown in Gujarat, it was first cultivated by the Nawabs of Junagarh. It is famous for its juicy and bright orange pulp.
Chausa
Chausa is known to have been introduced by Sher Shah Suri. Named after a city in Bihar, it is quite popular in North India. It is relished for its sweet taste and yellow skin.
Langra
Langra is that variety of mango which is known to have originated in Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh. It has a sweet aroma and the skin of the mango remains greenish even when it is ripe.
Banginapalli
Banginapalli is largely produced in the Banganapalle of Kurnool District in Andhra Pradesh. It has an oval shape, thin yellow skin and a sweet aroma.
The list doesn&rsquo;t end here as there are hundreds of different varieties available in India. Irrespective of the variety, don't forget to bite into the juicy and sweet flesh of mangoes this Mango Day!
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An 11-year-old girl from Jharkhand is on cloud nine these days. She has got her dream smartphone to pursue online classes. Thanks to an 'uncle' from Mumbai. Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh paying ₹10,000 per mango to help the girl.
Ameya Hete, a Mumbai based businessman, got to about Tulsi Kumari through local media reports. He bought one dozen mangoes from her for Rs 1.2 lakh to help her buy a smartphone and continue with online classes. He has also given Kumari a mobile phone worth ₹13,000 and Internet recharge throughout the year thus ensuring that there would be no interruption in the education of the girl child, reports said.
Coronavirus pandemic that has brought immense grief and hardships for people, especially to the poor, has also thrown up numerous such heart warming stories of people going out of theie way to help others.

Trader buys 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh to help Jharkhand girl study

Ye Dil&nbsp;Mango More:&nbsp;Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes in Jamshedpur, bought&nbsp;a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai trader bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh

An 11-year-old girl from Jharkhand is on cloud nine these days. She has got her dream smartphone to pursue online classes. Thanks to an 'uncle' from Mumbai. Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a highend smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh paying ₹10,000 per mango to help the girl.
Ameya Hete, a Mumbai based businessman, got to about Tulsi Kumari through local media reports. He bought one dozen mangoes from her for Rs 1.2 lakh to help her buy a smartphone and continue with online classes. He has also given Kumari a mobile phone worth ₹13,000 and Internet recharge throughout the year thus ensuring that there would be no interruption in the education of the girl child, reports said.
Coronavirus pandemic that has brought immense grief and hardships for people, especially to the poor, has also thrown up numerous such heart warming stories of people going out of theie way to help others.

Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh

An 11-year-old girl from Jharkhand is on cloud nine these days. She has got her dream smartphone to pursue online classes. Thanks to an 'uncle' from Mumbai. Tulsi Kumari, who sells mangoes on roadside in Jamshedpur, managed to buy a high-end smartphone for online classes after a Mumbai businessman bought 12 mangoes for 1.2 lakh paying ₹10,000 per mango to help the girl.
Ameya Hete, a Mumbai based businessman, got to about Tulsi Kumari through local media reports. He bought one dozen mangoes from her for Rs 1.2 lakh to help her buy a smartphone and continue with online classes. He has also given Kumari a mobile phone worth ₹13,000 and Internet recharge throughout the year thus ensuring that there would be no interruption in the education of the girl child, reports said.
Coronavirus pandemic that has brought immense grief and hardships for people, especially to the poor, has also thrown up numerous such heart warming stories of people going out of theie way to help others.

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