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Snacking gets healthier via Health Sutra

Health Sutra, a start-up, is trying to solve this problem by bringing India's traditional food back

(From left) Maheedhar N V and Sai Krishna Popuri , co-founders of Health Sutra
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(From left) Maheedhar N V and Sai Krishna Popuri , co-founders of Health Sutra

Abhishek Jejani New Delhi
Are you a foodie constantly worried about your unhealthy eating habits? Or is obesity forcing you to follow a healthy food lifestyle? Health Sutra, a start-up, is trying to solve this problem by bringing India’s traditional food back. 

The Hyderabad-based firm, apart from manufacturing and marketing packaged food made from millets, offers ready-to-cook mini-meals. Founded in September 2014 by Sai Krishna Popuri and Maheedhar N V, the start-up last month raised $400,000 (Rs 2.4 crore) in a pre-Series A round from Ankur Capital and Hyderabad Angels.

With people increasingly becoming health conscious, the healthy food market in the country in

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