Can this be stagnant around this only when global competition has more than 6000 Kgs per hectare yield? Something innovative has to be done immediately
Review - DEKHO
Punjab has an area under wheat cultivation of around 35 lakh hectares, resulting in a production of more than 165 lakh MT. This has a per hectare yield of 4700 Kgs.
From chaat and pani puri to thandai and dosa, Gen Z is giving familiar Indian flavours a new life, mixing them with café culture, global influences and unexpected combinations. The trend suggests that young Indians aren't necessarily moving away from tradition; they’re remixing it on their own terms. But does this make Indian food more exciting, or are we slowly turning timeless flavours into just another trend ? How do you see Gen Z’s take on Indian food ?
चाट और पानीपुरी से लेकर ठंडाई और डोसे तक, जेन ज़ी भारतीय स्वादों को नए अंदाज़ में पेश कर रही है, कैफ़े संस्कृति, वैश्विक प्रभावों और अनोखे प्रयोगों के साथ। यह बदलाव बताता है कि भारतीय युवा परंपरा से दूर नहीं जा रहे, बल्कि उसे अपने तरीके से नया रूप दे रहे हैं। लेकिन क्या इससे भारतीय खाना और दिलचस्प बन रहा है या फिर सदियों पुराने स्वाद भी महज़ एक ट्रेंड बनते जा रहे हैं ? आप जेन ज़ी के भारतीय खाने के इस नए अंदाज़ को कैसे देखते हैं ?
Gen Z is no longer just the “young generation” watching politics from the sidelines. With a growing presence among voters, protesters and public voices, it is becoming a political force in its own right. But every time young anger turns into a movement, political actors are ready to step in, claim the narrative and turn that energy into political capital. So here’s the uncomfortable question: Is Gen Z finally taking charge of India’s political future or is politics simply learning how to weaponise Gen Z’s anger, idealism and impatience ?
