Madikeri, Oct. 1: As part of the International Coffee Day celebration, the Kodagu Women's Coffee Awareness Organization (WCAO) organized a program to promote coffee consumption by introducing the importance of coffee consumption through free coffee distribution.
In collaboration with the Kodagu Women's Coffee Awareness Organization, Indian Coffee Board, Coorg Planters Association (CPA), Karnataka Planters Association (KPA), Upasi, an effort was made to promote coffee by distributing free coffee at the Madikeri District Hospital. Medical students, nursing students, staff and the public of the Kodagu Institute of Medical Sciences participated in this program.
The function held on this occasion was attended by the Secretary of the Women's Awareness Organization, Appaneravanda Anita Nanda, Treasurer Kuttetira Kumari Kuttappa, Mamata Mahendru, Kayapanda Yashu Thammaiah, Nisha Mohan, Dean of the Institute of Medical Sciences Dr. Lokesh, Dr. Mohan Appaji, Coffee Board Member T.A. Kishore Kumar, C.P.A. President Appaneravanda Nanda Belyappa, K.P.A. Speaker C. Cariappa, C.P.A. Former President Nandineravanda Appiah, Coffee Board Deputy Director Chandrashekar were the participants.
Speaking on the occasion, Anita Nanda gave information about the importance of coffee consumption, the challenges of production, the benefits of coffee cafes, and the issue of promoting coffee among the youth. Dean Lokesh Kumar explained about the benefits of coffee consumption. Nanda Belyappa 4Fourth page (from the first page) and others expressed their views and opinions. On this occasion, more than one thousand cups of coffee were distributed free of charge till afternoon.
In Maldare...
A free coffee distribution program was also organized in Maldare town on the occasion of International Coffee Day. Suntikoppa zone leaders of Women's Coffee Awareness Organization Kayapanda Suma Thimmaiah, Bidanda Sarojini, License Officer of Coffee Board Sulochana, CPA Romi Rosario, Pawan Muthappa, and others participated. The program was organized on Sept. 30 at Ponnampet CIT College. Around 800 cups of coffee were distributed here.
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