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We are all moving towards ai software, data science, and new things, but agriculture will survive in the future, but new things should be developed in this, the agriculture market in India is 473.72 billion usd. Only then will you get to eat your rea

Fast Food is Evolving—Are You Ready for the Shift? The fast-food industry is on the brink of a major transformation. Consumers aren’t just looking for convenience anymore—they want healthier alternatives that still satisfy their cravings. With a gr

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I have a problem! I stay in hostel & has been hitting gym for past 2 months, protein adequate diet has been my biggest issue throughout my journey buz mess food does not meet my protein requirements. Also making food from myself is actually a hassle

Hello everyone, I'm thinking of building a startup which provide healthy packets food not like that packet food which contains palm oil and other things which are harmful for our health. Look everyone wants a good option and this will be far more bet

Just an Idea for Food Delivery Apps To have a Food reels section cause MOST people cant decide what to eat online but if they scroll through their food reels section looking tasty , something will catch their eye and they will be more likely to or

Fish King – India’s First Affordable Fish-Based Fast Food Franchise India is a country with over 8,000 km of coastline and a rich seafood tradition across multiple states.Fish King aims to fill this gap by launching India’s first fish-only fast foo

Hello medial family! We know that food market is so big in india and we have variety of options available for food but these variety of options are available in only unhealthy foods. So what i want to say,that if we provide healthy food but in a ta

The ghar ka khana vs. eating out debate erupted after Nikhil Kamath suggested India could boost its economy by shifting from home cooking, like Singapore and the U.S. Rujuta Diwekar opposed, calling it a "rich boys' narrative," stressing home food’s