(1) The document discusses opportunities for "Made in India" in the agriculture sector, specifically addressing the problem of food waste. (2) It notes that 40% of India's annual agriculture produce, worth 58,000 crore INR, is wasted each year and proposes solutions like connected crop monitoring and demand-based food production to reduce waste. (3) The document also suggests drawing inspiration from Israeli agriculture technologies like inexpensive grain storage cocoons and drip irrigation to design new "Made in India" products addressing waste in the agriculture industry.