food in india – a photo essay

Food in India – A Photo essay

Food styles in India - A phenomenon in Diversity

Falvors from India

Falvors from India

Regional food – South India

Regional food – Central India

Regional food – Eastern India

Regional food – Western India

Urad Dal

Masoor Dal

Ararhar Dal

ChanaDal

Moong Dal Pulses in Indian cooking

Paratha

Aloo Paratha

Wheat bread with potato stuffing

Roti

Poori

Wheat bread fried in oil

Naan

Types of Indian Bread

Basmati Rice

Pulav

Dal

Flavors in Rice preparations

Some sweet dishes

Chai Time – a popular break for socializing

Tea – the all time favorite

Eating preferences amongst Indians – A survey reported in ‘The Hindu’

Food Packaging – some samples

Design and Sustainability

• Mid Day Meal Scheme and Primary Education

• Chipko Movement

• Opportunities at the Bottom of the Pyramid – C.K Pralhad

• FICCI Conference – Inclusive Development and Corporate Social Responsibility

• Design Manufacturing and Sustainability – CII Initiatives

• Operation Flood and the Cooperative Milk Movement at Anand, Gujarat

• Green Revolution and Sustainability - An Ecological failure

• Narmada Andolan – Civil Activism and the rights of Displaced / Tribal communities

Some Remarkable Case examples

Design and Sustainability

• Design Decisions and the scale of its implication

• The Retail boom in India

• - Marginalization of the Non Formal Sector / Small Farmers eg. Reliance Fresh

• Opportunities at the Bottom of the Pyramid and it implication on Waste management

• Growth of Real Estate at the cost of filling up water bodies

• Operation Flood and the Cooperative Milk Movement at Anand, Gujarat

• Green Revolution and Sustainability - An Ecological failure

Some Concerns

Eating on Campus– A Photoessay

IIT Guwahati campus

Eating on Campus

Simple and Rustic: Shacks

Rush: Hostels

Formal Dining: Guest House

Inside the Kitchen

Spices in Meals

Samosas Pakodas Spicy Chats

Gulgapas Momos

Popular Spicy Snacks in the city

Eatery on campus

From the farms

… and from the River

Locals along the river

Occasional Department outings