Karimganj has Barak Valley paddy and tea cultivation. A combined rice mill plus Barak-tea brand captures both economies.
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Karimganj district has Barak Valley paddy plus tea cultivation. A combined operator running a small rice mill plus a Barak-tea brand captures both economies.
Capex of 15-30 lakh covers rice-mill equipment, tea processing, packaging, and 6 months of working capital. NABARD-AIF plus Tea Board jointly fund up to 50% capex. Hard parts: managing two operating models, supply contracts. Start with rice mill (steady B2B); tea in year 2.
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