What’s good food, really—in a country where labels can’t be trusted and farmers are giving up on farming? In this special edition of Good Food Talks, two changemakers come together to talk about what it really takes to make food that’s nourishing, ethical, and sustainable: Shashi Kumar, Founder – Akshayakalpa Organic Nithin Kamath, Co-founder – Zerodha & Founder – Rainmatter by Zerodha From soil to policy, farming to finance, this is a blueprint for rebuilding food systems that work for everyone. Watch the full conversation. Link in the comments. Vachana Shetty #goodfoodtalks #knowyourfood #organicfarmingindia #realfoodrevolution #farmtoforkstories #sustainablestartups #foodforthought #supportlocalfarmers #consciousconsumption #podcastwithpurpose
Fantastic podcast! Thanks Akshayakalpa Organic. I have been great beneficiary of your products. Thanks Nithin KamathRainmatter by Zerodha for your investments in such impactful initiatives!
With the kind of courage India seems to be displaying in charting out its own economic destiny, it is natural to start imagining the kind of abundance we can unlock if, for example, entrepreneurs became farmers, or if cities started having community farms and cow sheds where everyone could volunteer, or if co-farming spaces and co-working spaces came together across cities and towns and villages, all of them networked and people simply cycling across the country taking breaks at these. India, with only 3% of Earth, manages to sustain 16% of humanity, 32% of the world's cows, 50% of the world's buffaloes, the world's second largest population of terrorists, and enormous amounts of the remaining 8.7 mn species/lifeforms. Making India the most life efficient equation discovered so far. On the one side, we keep life's needs efficient, on the other, we keep earth's life fulfilling properties efficient - soil, water, air, food etc. Brand Bharat is life's relationship of belonging to Earth. As opposed to the relationship of owning Earth Nonetheless, indigenous civilizations have to learn how to adapt themselves to both world religions as well as world economics. Even though, eventually both of them turn out to be political ideologies
Food allergies are clear indicators that the body is rejecting the artificial.
Nithin Kamath thought of physical things come back in next 10 to 15 years is thoughts provoking…🙏
Helpful insight Nithin
Well put
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Thoughtful post, thanks
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2moReal food starts with real transparency. If we care about what we eat, we’ve got to care about who’s growing it and how. Respect to Akshayakalpa and Rainmatter for leading from the front.