Building India Food Bowl of the World – eBook
by Sarabjit Singh Puri (Author), Kunal Awasthy (Author)
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A visionary book exploring how India can become the “Food Bowl of the World” through agricultural innovation, food security leadership, AgriTech, exports, sustainability, and global food diplomacy.
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Can India become the world’s most trusted food supplier?
In Building India: Food Bowl of the World, authors Sarabjit S. Puri and Kunal Awasthy present a compelling vision for India’s rise as a global agricultural superpower in the twenty-first century.
As global food systems face increasing pressure from climate change, rising production costs, geopolitical instability, labor shortages, and supply chain disruptions, the world is searching for reliable solutions to ensure food security for future generations. This book argues that India is uniquely positioned to meet that challenge.
Drawing upon economic analysis, agricultural trends, technology developments, and global trade dynamics, the authors explore how India’s vast agricultural resources, favorable climate diversity, entrepreneurial farmers, and rapidly expanding AgriTech ecosystem can drive a new era of food leadership.
Inside this book, readers will discover:
- The future of global food security and agricultural geopolitics
- India’s competitive advantages in agriculture
- Precision farming and smart agriculture technologies
- AgriTech innovation and startup opportunities
- Food processing and value-addition strategies
- Export growth and international market opportunities
- Climate-resilient and sustainable farming models
- Rural transformation and agricultural infrastructure development
- Agricultural diplomacy and India’s role in global food supply chains
- Strategic pathways to becoming the world’s leading food producer
More than an agriculture book, Building India: Food Bowl of the World is a roadmap for policymakers, entrepreneurs, investors, researchers, agribusiness leaders, and anyone interested in India’s economic future.
As food becomes one of the most strategic resources of the modern era, this book offers powerful insights into how India can transform its agricultural strengths into global influence, economic prosperity, and long-term food security leadership.
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The Author
Sarabjit Singh Puri is the Founder & Chairman of Fateh Rural Limited, a leading rural marketing and advertising agency in
India. With over two decades of experience, he has worked with 100+ corporate brands including Bayer, Syngenta, L&T, and Godrej.
Having travelled over 5 lakh kilometres across India, he brings unmatched ground-level insights into rural markets, consumer behavior, and economic realities. His writing bridges the gap between academic theory and the vibrant reality of Bharat.
The Author
Kunal Awasthy is Consultant strategic business and e-commerce, with 26+ years of global experience across FMCG, logistics, leasing, and trading. He leads strategic growth and e-commerce, strengthening iconic brands like Rooh Afza. His expertise spans modern trade, distribution, and innovative retail models.
A seasoned professional with 20+ years of corporate experience across finance, leasing, logistics, supply chain, and trading. He has held senior roles at IL&FS, Elbee UPS, Orix, and All-Cargo Logistics, and has been actively engaged in the mining and minerals sector in Southeast Asia for the past five years.
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The writing style is simple, making even complex topics easy to understand. It’s suitable for both professionals and general readers.
This book offers a refreshing vision for India’s agricultural future. It’s optimistic, practical, and backed by thoughtful insights. I thoroughly enjoyed reading it.
Every chapter builds logically on the previous one, making the book engaging from start to finish. I finished it in just a couple of days.
I found the discussions on value addition and India’s global potential particularly interesting. The book presents a very encouraging outlook.
I appreciate the long-term vision shared throughout the book. It encourages readers to think beyond today’s challenges and focus on future opportunities.