BANYAN, a sister blog, has a post saluting the arrival of Ideas for India, a new blog covering nutrition, corruption, urbanisation and many other interesting things. Abhijit Banerjee, of Poverty Action Lab fame, and some other fine people are involved. Feast and Famine looks forward to gorging on it.
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