Decided to dedicate at least 5 tweets a day regarding agri biz/ F&V operations. Thought experiment hyposthesis: Twitter void maybe the best place to think out loud. Let's see.
Bro talking like every where else is Mediterranean climate. Every place has an extreme. Just because you read 4 seasons of a year doesn’t mean Indian geography should conform to it. Infact, Indian seasons are 6 not 4 go figure.
Indians live a pretty dull life, geographically.
I adore a lot of things about my India; our rich heritage, innovations, art, but one thing which I innately HATE is our geographical orientation. We have no luck in that. None.
Across the country, everyone marinates in extremes. Either it’s too cold to live or too hot to bear. Too rainy to indulge or too barren to survive. There’s no balance, f**king tasteless.
We are impotent to tasting different seasons which was taught in our textbooks. We have not seen spring or autumn. This is why people who take one trip to any foreign country like Japan or Europe, and they suddenly start hating India.
Criticizing everything wrong with us. Every poor system starts to make you feel pukish. Not your fault. India is handicapped by geographical design. Nature offers no gentle middle ground here. That's just too much concentrated bad luck.
There is no mercy. India is and will always be aesthetically dull.
A Chennai-based company’s initiative to grow popcorn maize domestically has helped to bring down its imports from 70 per cent a decade ago of India’s demand to 15 per cent currently, even as domestic production has expanded over 2-½ times.
Gourmet Popcornica has gone all out to build the country’s popcorn value chain, from hybrid seed and farmer partnerships to kernel processing, storage, supply to cinema halls and branded retail products.
@mrsubramani
Just overheard 4 women talking in a cafe in Indiranagar. No startup talk. No AI fear. No trading calls. Just pure absolute human slop- relationship family and friends. Disgusting. My head hurts.
Farmers’ market is very much a need in the Indian context.
Traders literally drive farmers to brink of suicide by not paying them or paying them a pittance. But do tell me about how it is not fitting in an Indian context cos it is done in a pretentious manner.