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If I Started a Business Today, It Would Save a Dying Library. 📚

If you could start a new business right now, what would it be?

If you could start a new business right now, what would it be?
A digital archive of Indian grandmothers’ wisdom.
Nuskhe. Recipes. Hacks. Life lessons — in every language, in their own voices.
Yesterday I ended a post with: “sabke paas ek dadi-nani hack hai.” The thought hasn’t left me since:
India’s biggest library is dying — one grandmother at a time. Nobody is archiving it.
So that’s the business. A team with recorders, door to door, saving what WhatsApp forwards never will.
Revenue? Books. Courses. Licensing. But mostly this: some things shouldn’t live only in forwarded messages.
Every generation before us knew things Google doesn’t.
We have 20 years to save it.
If you could bottle one piece of your grandmother’s wisdom, what would it be? 👇

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If I Started a Business Today, It Would Save a Dying Library. 📚

If you could start a new business right now, what would it be?

If you could start a new business right now, what would it be?
A digital archive of Indian grandmothers’ wisdom.
Nuskhe. Recipes. Hacks. Life lessons — in every language, in their own voices.
Yesterday I ended a post with: “sabke paas ek dadi-nani hack hai.” The thought hasn’t left me since:
India’s biggest library is dying — one grandmother at a time. Nobody is archiving it.
So that’s the business. A team with recorders, door to door, saving what WhatsApp forwards never will.
Revenue? Books. Courses. Licensing. But mostly this: some things shouldn’t live only in forwarded messages.
Every generation before us knew things Google doesn’t.
We have 20 years to save it.
If you could bottle one piece of your grandmother’s wisdom, what would it be? 👇

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If I Started a Business Today, It Would Save a Dying Library. 📚

If you could start a new business right now, what would it be?

If you could start a new business right now, what would it be?
A digital archive of Indian grandmothers’ wisdom.
Nuskhe. Recipes. Hacks. Life lessons — in every language, in their own voices.
Yesterday I ended a post with: “sabke paas ek dadi-nani hack hai.” The thought hasn’t left me since:
India’s biggest library is dying — one grandmother at a time. Nobody is archiving it.
So that’s the business. A team with recorders, door to door, saving what WhatsApp forwards never will.
Revenue? Books. Courses. Licensing. But mostly this: some things shouldn’t live only in forwarded messages.
Every generation before us knew things Google doesn’t.
We have 20 years to save it.
If you could bottle one piece of your grandmother’s wisdom, what would it be? 👇

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