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Who wants to be an artisan? (opens the original)
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We all love artisanal crafts. We praise how important it is to keep local crafts alive for cultural preservation. We cherish heritage pieces if we are fortunate to have them passed down through generations. But there’s an often-overlooked paradox in the sustainable fashion and textile sector, globally today: declining artisan participation amid growing consumer interest in handmade goods.The first-hand experience of founding @kaizenthelabel and working with handmade textiles exposed me to variou
Slow Cooking at an island called Chorao (opens the original)
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This is for everyone who wants to see the slow, real, authentic side of Goa but doesn’t know where to start.Early this year, when I went back to Goa for a month (after living here for 4 years), I wanted to do something unique with my friend beyond our usual hopping from one café to another and nonstop chatter. Most people don’t know about this, but I’m highly interested in local food experiences. I won’t call myself a foodie who only wants t
Nobody is Sustainable! (opens the original)
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I have quite a few drafts almost-ready - about a food experience on an island, insights on artisans in the eco-fashion world, about off-season travel, etc.But leaving them behind, I am choosing to publish this that I started writing at a newly cleaned-up and freshly decorated desk, a month ago.I wrote it while mentally preparing myself for a heat wave in my region as a Yellow alert was announced after dealing with cloudbursts, flooding in my neighbouring towns and villages (before the recent, mo
Assam Rains: Floods, Resilience, and Questions (opens the original)
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I took a break from work to write, and ended up spending the days getting updated (read angry, sad, elated, hopeful) on the GenZ protest in India, and a flood crisis at home. This newsletter is about the latter. I’m not going to write statistics. I personally don’t feel right measuring lives lost (both humans and animals) to numbers.Truth is that my home state, Assam, goes through a flood crisis every year. But this time, the scale and reach have gone beyond what even the worst-hit areas usually
I’m a Founder. So, what? (opens the original)
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Founders often become stars before they’ve even proven their capabilities.In a world where entrepreneurship is over-glamorised, they quickly become the poster boys and poster girls of the movement.Now, before you start thinking this is a founder-bashing piece, let me clarify: I’ve worn the “founder” tag myself, and will do so going forward. I started my business at 25 with nothing but optimism and ₹30,000, setting up shop in my father’s study in a small town in Assam. I come from a well-educated
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