GI Tags List 2019-20

You must have heard of Karnataka’s Mysore Silk, Maharashtra’s Alphonsos, Goa’s Feni, but did you know that these are more than just unique things from a particular place? These are the registered Geographical Indication Tagsof particular places. If you are wondering what is a Geographical Indication Tag, then read the full article to clear all your doubts & also get the list of all the GI Tags in India.

What is a GI Tag?

A GI Tag is a sign/indication that is used on products that have a specific geographical origin & possess the quality or reputation that are due to that particular origin.

Updated List of Geographical Tags in India

1. Jammu & Kashmir
Geographical IndicationCategory
Kani ShawlClothing
Kashmir PashminaClothing
Kashmir Sozzani CraftClothing
Kashmir Hand-Knotted CarpetClothing
Kashmir Papier-macheHandicraft
Kashmir Walnut Wood CarvingHandicraft
KhatambandHandicraft
 
2. Himachal Pradesh
Geographical IndicationCategory
Kullu ShawlClothing
Kangra TeaFood/Drink
Chamba RumalHandicraft
Kinnauri ShawlClothing
Hiamchalli Chulli OilFood

3. Uttarakhand
Geographical IndicationCategory
Uttarakhand TejpatFood/Spices

4. Uttar Pradesh
Geographical IndicationCategory
Allahabad SurkhaFruit
Lucknow Chicken CraftHandCraft
Mango Malihabadi DusseheriFruit
Banaras Brocades & SareesClothing
Handmade Carpet of BadohiHandCraft

5. Bihar
Geographical IndicationCategory
Madhubani PaintingsHandicraft
Bhagalpur SilkClothing
Katarni RiceFood
Silao KhajaFood
Maghai PaanFood

6. Rajasthan
Geographical IndicationCategory
Pokaran PotteryHandicrafts
Kota DoriaClothing
Blue Pottery of JaipurHandicrafts
Molela Clay WorkHandicrafts
Bikaneri BhujiaFood
PhulkariClothing

7. Gujarat
Geographical IndicationCategory
Sankheda FurnitureHandicrafts
Agates of CambayHandicrafts
Kutch EmbroideryHandicrafts
Tanagaliya ShawlClothing
Surat Zari CraftHandicraft

8. Maharashtra
Geographical IndicationCategory
Solapur ChaddarClothing
Solapur Terry TowelClothing
Puneri PagdiClothing
Nashik Valley WineFood/Drink
Mahabaleshwar StrawberryFood
 
9. Goa
Geographical IndicationCategory
FeniFood

10. Madhya Pradesh
Geographical IndicationCategory
Chanderi FabricClothing
Leather Toys of IndoreHandicrafts
Bagh Prints of Madhya PradeshHandicrafts
Bell Metal Ware of Dhatia & TikamgarhHandicrafts
Maheshwar Sarees & FabricsClothing

11. Chhattisgarh
Geographical IndicationCategory
Bastar DokraHandicrafts
Bastar Iron CraftHandicrafts
JeeraphoolFood
Bastar Wooden CraftHandicrafts
Champa Silk Saree & FabricsClothing

12. Karnataka
Geographical IndicationCategory
Mysore SilkClothing
Mysore AgarbattiIncense Sticks
BidriwareHandicraft
Chanapattna Toys & DollsHandicraft
Mysore Rosewood InlayHandicraft

13. Tamil Nadu
Geographical IndicationCategory
Salem FabricClothing
Kancheepuram SilkClothing
Bhavani JamakkalamClothing
Madurai SungudiClothing
Coimbatore Wet Grinder 

14. Andhra Pradesh
Geographical IndicationCategory
Srikalahasti KalamkariClothing
Kondapalli BommalluHandicraft
Machilipatnam KalamkariClothing
Budiiti Bell & Brass CraftHandicraft
Andhra Pradesh Leather PuppetryCraft

15. Telangana
Geographical IndicationCategory
Silver Filigree of KarimnagarSilver
Nirmal Toys and CraftsCrafts
Nirmal FurnitureCrafts
Nirmal PaintingsCrafts
Gadwal SareesClothing

16. Puducherry
Geographical IndicationCategory
Vilianur Terracotta WorksHandicraft
Tirikanur Papier Mache CraftHandicraft

17. Odisha
Geographical IndicationCategory
Kotpad Handloom FabricHandCraft
Orissa IkatHandCraft
Konark Stone CarvingHandCraft
Orissa PattachitraArt Form
Pipli Applique WorkHandCraft

18. West Bengal
Geographical IndicationCategory
Darjeeling Tea (Word & Logo)Food/Drink
Nakshi KanthaClothing
Santiniketan Leather GoodsClothing
Laxman Bhog MangoFood
Khirsapati (Himsagar) MangoFood

19. Kerala
Geographical IndicationCategory
Aranmula KannadiHandicrafts
Alleppey CoirHandicrafts
Navara RiceFood
Palakkadan Matta RiceFood
Malabar PepperFood/Spices
 
20. Arunachal Pradesh
Geographical IndicationCategory
Arunachal OrangeFood/Fruit

21. Assam
Geographical IndicationCategory
Muga SilkClothing
Assam Karbi Anglong GingerFood
Tezpur LitchiFood/Fruits
Joha Rice of AssamFood
Boka ChaulFood

22. Manipur
Geographical IndicationCategory
Shaphee LanpheeClothing
Wangkhei PheeClothing
Moirang PheeClothing
Kachai LemonFood

23. Meghalaya
Geographical IndicationCategory
Khasi MandarinFood
Memong NarangFood

24. Nagaland
Geographical IndicationCategory
Naga MirchaFood
Naga Tree TomatoFood
Chakshesang ShawlClothing

25. Mizoram
Geographical IndicationCategory
Mizo ChilliFood

26. Sikkim
Geographical IndicationCategory
Sikkim Large CardamomFood/Spicesp

27. Tripura
Geographical IndicationCategory
Tripura Queen PineappleFruit

 ðŸ¥£Important Currently Given Gi Tags🥣

GI Tags 2019-2020
ProductsCategoriesStates
Kandhamal Haladi Agricultural Odisha
Rasagola Food Stuff Odisha
Kodaikanal Malai Poondu Agricultural Tamil Nadu
Pawndum Handicraft Mizoram
Ngotekherh Handicraft Mizoram
HmaramHandicraft Mizoram
Palani PanchamirthamFood Stuff Tamil Nadu
Tawlhlohpuan Handicraft Mizoram
Mizo Puanchei Handicraft Mizoram
Gulbarga Tur Dal Agricultural Karnataka
Tirur Betel Leaf (Tirur Vettila)Agricultural Kerala
Khola Chilli Agricultural Goa
Idu Mishmi Textiles Handicraft Arunachal Pradesh
Dindigul Locks Manufactured Tamil Nadu
Kandangi Saree Handicraft Tamil Nadu
Srivilliputtur Palkova Food Stuff Tamil Nadu
Kaji Nemu Agricultural Assam

GI Tags List 2019-2020:

Sirsi SupariKarnataka
Erode Turmeric  Tamil Nadu
Marayoor Jaggery Kerala
Dindigul Lock &  Kandangi SareeTamil Nadu
Tawlhlohpuan & Mizo
 Puanchei		Mizoram
Tirur Betel Leaf  Kerala
Panchamirtham of Palani Murugan Temple  Tamil Nadu
RasgolaOdisha
Kolhapuri ChappalMaharashtra & Karnataka  
Kandhamal Haldi (Turmeric)Odisha
Sriviliputtur Palkova Sweet Tamil Nadu
Gamosa, Chokuwa rice Assam
Darjeeling Green, White TeaWest Bengal
Sohrai and Kohbar Art Jharkhand
Chak-Hao,  Black riceManipur
Gorakhpur terracottaUttar Pradesh
Kovilpatti Kadalai MittaiTamil Nadu
Kashmir saffronJammu Kashmir

Here is a list of GI Tags given to items in India in the year 2019-2020.

1.Kandhamal Haladi-Agricultural-Odisha

2.Kodaikanal Malai Poondu-Agricultural– Tamil Nadu

 

3.Pawndum-Handicraft-Mizoram

4.Ngotekherh-Handicraft-Mizoram

5.Hmaram-Handicraft-Mizoram

6.Gulbarga Tur Dal-Agricultural-Karnataka

7.Irish Whiskey-Manufactured-Ireland

8.Khola Chilli-Agricultural-Goa

9.Idu Mishmi Textile-Handicraft– Arunachal Pradesh

10.Dindigul Locks-Manufactured– Tamil Nadu

11.Kandangi Saree-Handicraft– Tamil Nadu

12.Srivilliputtur Palkova– Food Stuff- Tamil Nadu

13.Kaji Nemu-Agricultural– Assam

14.Palani Panchamirtham, a ‘prasad’ or religious offering in temples: Palani Town, Tamil Nadu

15. Tawlhlohpuan is a fine quality fabric woven: Mizoram

16. Mizo Puanchei, essentially a shawl, is considered the most colorful textile: Mizoram

17.Tirur betel vine valued for its medicinal and cultural usages: Malappuram district of Kerala

18.‘Odisha rasagola’, for the delectable eastern sweet: Odisha

19.Black RICE(Manipur)

20.Terracotta (gorakhpur)UP

21.Kadalai Mittai (Tamilnadu)

22.Saffron (Jammu Kashmir)

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