India, Feb. 2 -- India's nutrition problem is no longer about hunger alone-it is about mismatch. Even as supermarket shelves overflow with "healthy" products and fortified foods, diabetes, obesity, and micronutrient deficiencies continue to rise side by side. The contradiction is forcing a rethink. Consumers are questioning generic wellness claims, scientists are challenging population-average diets, and startups are betting that biology-not branding-will shape the future of food. From DNA tests and gut biomarkers to tech-enabled meal plans, nutrition in India is shifting from mass solutions to individual relevance. The question is no longer whether this shift will happen, but whether India can scale precision nutrition responsibly and af...