Vishwanath Kulkarni is a Deputy Editor at businessline. He covers a range of topics including agriculture, commodities, food processing, and venture capital, with a particular focus on AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and farm management. His work has been featured in the Cureus Journal of Medical Science, The Hindu, and BMJ.
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Vishwanath Kulkarni's articles predominantly cover agricultural and financial topics related to India, with a significant focus on citing data, government announcements, and press releases. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary based on credible data sources.
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India's coffee exports surged 28% in Q1, driven by strong European demand, with a positive outlook for the year ahead.
Garware Technical Fibres capitalizes on the non-salmon aquaculture boom, driven by global demand for sustainable protein and quality solutions.
Deficit summer rains in South India lead to a 3.54% decline in May tea production, severely impacting Tamil Nadu output.
Demand for bio-solutions is across a range of industries, such as bio-fuel manufacturers, dietary supplement makers and bio-fertiliser producers, among others
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
The company plans to open four more cafés in the Delhi-NCR region this year before expanding into Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bengaluru in early 2027
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
Trade body SOPA says farmers who had shifted to maize last year are returning back to plant soyabean this kharif
Industree Foundation partners with Nagaland to empower 30,000 women farmers through bamboo-based livelihoods and sustainable market opportunities.
Cotton Corporation increases rates by ₹800 per candy over the past two days amid firm demand
By: Vishwanath Kulkarni
Final output for 2025-26 estimated at 3.73 lakh tonnes by Coffee Board, comprising of 1.11 lakh tonnes of Arabicas and 2.62 lakh tonnes of Robustas
Urad prices rise 20% due to tight supplies, demand rebound, and concerns over weak monsoon affecting kharif sowing.
