Dr Nirmala K S is a Professor in the Horticultural Department of Gandhi Krishi Vigyan Kendra (GKVK) or University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS), Bengaluru is well-known for her keen interest in the world of Jasmines' apart from various accomplishments in the field. In fact, her Ph D thesis was on Jasmines, making a thorough study of the varieties of Jasmines available in the state of Karnataka. She takes us to the world of Jasmines' briefing about the types, characteristics and regions they are grown in. A few flowers captivate the senses like Jasmine: Dr Nirmala K S explains-"In the world of flora, few flowers can captivate the senses quite like jasmine. With its delicate blossoms and intoxicating fragrance, Jasmine has earned its place as a beloved and revered flower across cultures and continents. Jasmine is one of the most important fragrant flowers used in India, even from very ancient days... ...Jasmine is an Arabic name that is sai
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