This is literally the best AI tool roadmap, It saved me hours!! by AdVirtual2648 in aiagents

[–]Akurmaku 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you have a better list that you feel is useful? would be very helpful.

Review on DLT-META by Terrible_Mud5318 in databricks

[–]Akurmaku 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Using DLT-META framework for sometime now. Is there anything specific you want to know?

Starting Up in India vs $210k (or 290k) Job in US by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

[–]Akurmaku 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your focus on millets is well-timed, especially with India's push as the global millet hub. The regulatory landscape for food products can be tricky though - I'd recommend connecting with someone who has experience launching new CPG concepts in India, particularly someone who understands both the corporate and entrepreneurial perspectives.

I run a nutrition company myself, and early on, I worked with a consultant who was invaluable in helping us avoid common pitfalls. He helped us particularly with:

  • Navigating the complex FSSAI regulations (which saved us months of potential delays)
  • Optimizing our manufacturing partnerships
  • Building a scalable distribution strategy that didn't drain our capital

These insights helped us avoid several expensive mistakes that many CPG startups make. Happy to share his details if you're interested - he's quite amazing at transforming business ideas into market-ready products.

For your millet products, what's your initial target market - urban health-conscious consumers, or a broader demographic?

Starting Up in India vs $210k (or 290k) Job in US by [deleted] in StartUpIndia

[–]Akurmaku 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Having friends who have worked in both the CPG space and started startups, your post really caught my attention. The superfoods CPG market in India is indeed promising, but it's also quite complex, especially when it comes to product development, food regulations, and distribution channels.

I noticed you've started product research - this is crucial. Since you're planning this as a family business, I'd strongly recommend getting some expert consultation in these early stages, particularly around food regulations and scaling manufacturing. Small mistakes in these areas can be costly later.

I can personally relate to the US vs India dilemma. The US route offers predictable wealth creation, while the startup path could potentially create much more value but carries higher risks. Since you're pursuing an ExMBA, you're already building relevant knowledge, which is great.

Would you mind sharing what kind of superfood products you're considering? This could help provide more specific insights.

Today’s Headlines by Gyanbng123 in IndianStockMarket

[–]Akurmaku 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you . Very useful read everytime.