NICE Blog
Ayurveda wellness at your fingertips with app AyuRythm. From pulse diagnosis to computing & correlating vital signs to Ayurvedic biomarkers to calculating individual holistic wellness index to lifestyle recommendations on any smartphone.AyuRythm won 1st place at the NICE Aarohana Business Plan Competition – Early Stage. Read the AyuRythm story on NICE Stories.
Combining heritage discovery and experiential storytelling! Leading you to fascinating places and letting you in on the best-kept secrets! All this and more at Roobaroo Walks, a cultural enterprise that offers Heritage Walking tours, Food Explorations, Workshops with Artists and Ways to make festivals engaging.Roobaroo Walks placed 2nd at the NICE Aarohana Business Plan Competition (BPC) – Growth Stage. Here's featuring them on NICE Stories.
Featuring Bare Necessities on NICE Stories. Bare Necessities won 1st place at the NICE Aarohana Business Plan Competition – Growth Stage. Bare Necessities produces zero waste personal, lifestyle and homecare products and offers educational workshops and online courses on sustainability.
Wellbeeing was one of the finalists at the NICE Aarohana Business Plan Competition - Growth Stage. Wellbeeing offers Integrated and Functional Medicine by blending western and eastern systems of medicine. The focus is not only on health but more importantly also on wellness. The approach seeks out the root causes of the medical conditions and provides sustainable, safer healthcare and wellness.
Abhishek Mukherjee from Team NICE shares learnings and insights from his entrepreneurial journey at Talking Street - a cultural enterprise he founded with his wife, Maheima. An honest, pragmatic write-up that is bound to enable any cultural entrepreneur in his/her journey.
Since the launch of DesmondJi Mahua spirit and liqueur in June of 2018, there has been a huge national and international interest in the remarkable “national treasure of India, hidden in plain sight” story of Mahua, the numerous facets of which are steeped in centuries of cultural traditions of millions of adivasis, the denizens of the forests at the heart of the Indian subcontinent. Read here an inclusive and sustainable vision for Mahua and tribal India from Desmond Nazareth and Conrad Braganza.
