
Manoj Kumar
@manoj_naandi • 11,685 subscribers
CEO @naandi_india; Co-founder @arakucoffeein @UFCo_India @NaandiWater
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I believe India’s street food vendors are the most innovative, resilient and impactful food influencers. More than any gourmet chef. Been wondering how to work with them to influence a nutritive food system. Please applaud this guy’s artistic skills. #StreetFood #Arakunomics
Manoj Kumar484,553 просмотров • 3 лет назад

This lungi and rubber slipper clad innovator Mr. Ravindran has created in Wayanad in Kerala a treadmill made of wood with no need for any electricity or battery. He already has two variations of it and is designed with classic applied physics. Bravo. #innovation
Manoj Kumar123,333 просмотров • 3 лет назад

Yesterday, I tweeted about the grassroots girls football movement in India that Naandi Foundation & nanhikali has started. Here’s a clip from the final match of the tournament played yday. Players, coaches, Line Referees, Referee, Commentators - all are Rural Girls/women. (1/3)
Manoj Kumar70,301 просмотров • 1 год назад

Today, on June 5 on #WorldEnvironmentDay2025 mountains of gratitude to the tribal families like these (see video clip of a tribal farmer family picking coffee cherries in Dumbriguda Mandal) that we Naandi Foundation had the privilege to work for last 25 years. These families not only grow and harvest to perfection world famous ARAKU Coffee India arakucoffee but also created a model of recreating lost forests and trees. Each family has an Acre each of a coffee estate with silver oak trees, pepper, indigenous boundary forest trees; and an orchard of fruit trees with timber and biomass creating hedge trees. These communities spread across 1900 villages across 8 Mandals in the Alluri Sitaraman District (part of the Eastern Ghats of Andhra Pradesh State) have planted and raised over 49 million trees and brought back scores of varieties of invaluable insects, bees, wasps and birds that have made this entire region full of “Food Forests”. All I the last 13 years. I bow to them. They are my heroes. These 100,000 tribal families. Let’s applaud them. 👏 I hope someday this entire population gets the global recognition they deserve for their contribution to Environment, bio diversity, regeneration based agriculture and sustainable development. (Video: Self. Photos: Sambit Ghosh)
Manoj Kumar37,463 просмотров • 1 год назад

It was a very very special evening hosted by anand mahindra in the Gateway Building, Colaba, Mumbai for select media representatives who have spent most of their careers giving voice to women’s and children’s issues. The occasion was the launch of “May A Million Buds Bloom” a coffee table format book by Nitya Manoj Kumar comprising over 100 photographs and an essay which was her ‘impact assessment’ of Project nanhikali which completed 30 years impacting over 850,000 girls across 14 states of India. After the book was unveiled, an intimate salon-like meeting was presided by Anand Mahindra. The record (nearly 100%) turnout of senior writers and editors invited got into a discussion on not just applauding the work and the book, but delved into ways to unlock the potential of girls of India. It was rare to see the intense participation and positive energy in the room and the quest for learning and replication of all good practices going on in India. It was unanimous that holistic education including sports (#ToofaanGames) was a key factor just as the role of stake holders like fathers of daughters that the book captured eloquently in pictures. For me it was a PFFD Moment : Proud Father For Daughter moment 🙏 The evening also marked 20 years of the partnership between K.C. Mahindra Education Trust and Naandi Foundation in managing the Project Nanhi Kali together. The very next day the media responded by amplifying the voices and work. I have pasted a few links below. More columns to follow in the coming days. Watch this space.
Manoj Kumar29,541 просмотров • 11 месяцев назад
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