Enhance Anil's profile with contributions and links

Added details about Anil's contributions and recognition in the food data community.

Author: lalithaar

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 Anil has been a long-standing contributor to [Open Food Facts India](https://in.openfoodfacts.org/) — the kind of work that is genuinely unglamorous and genuinely necessary, because someone has to care enough to go enter the data.
 
-His work at iSRL spans research writing and manuscript review. He authored [The Taxonomy of Taste: How International Systems Regulate Ingredient Names](https://isrl-research.github.io/logs/2026-03-log-t2-how_international_system_regulate_ingredient_names.html) — a Track B survey of how Canada, the USA, the EU, and Australia-New Zealand maintain official systems for ingredient identity, and the structural problems those systems are designed to solve. He also reviewed [Data Acquisition and Ingredient Extraction: Building a Vocabulary of What India's Packaged Food Labels Actually Say](https://isrl-research.github.io/pub/2026-04-r-variants/), specifically for accurate and respectful representation of the Open Food Facts dataset and contributor ecosystem. Both contributions connect to the same underlying question: how ingredient identity gets regulated, named, and documented at scale — and what that means for building infrastructure like IFID in a context where no shared reference layer currently exists.
+His work at iSRL spans research writing and manuscript review. He authored [The Taxonomy of Taste: How International Systems Regulate Ingredient Names](https://isrl-research.github.io/logs/2026-03-log-t2-how_international_system_regulate_ingredient_names.html) — a Track B survey of how Canada, the USA, the EU, and Australia-New Zealand maintain official systems for ingredient identity, and the structural problems those systems are designed to solve. 
 
-Outside iSRL: [India Food Stats](https://indiafoodstats.blogspot.com/) covers food, science, and data on Indian packaged food and the systems around them. His personal blog is at [mvark.blogspot.com](https://mvark.blogspot.com) and his GitHub at [indiafoodstats](https://github.com/mvark/indiafoodstats). He was recognised at the Open Food Facts Community Gathering 2025 as part of the krishanti duo, for using Open Food Facts data to write insightful articles on Indian food.
+He also reviewed [Data Acquisition and Ingredient Extraction: Building a Vocabulary of What India's Packaged Food Labels Actually Say](https://isrl-research.github.io/pub/2026-04-r-variants/), specifically for accurate and respectful representation of the Open Food Facts dataset and contributor ecosystem.
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+Both contributions connect to the same underlying question: how ingredient identity gets regulated, named, and documented at scale — and what that means for building infrastructure like IFID in a context where no shared reference layer currently exists.
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+Outside iSRL: [India Food Stats](https://indiafoodstats.blogspot.com/) covers food, science, and data on Indian packaged food and the systems around them. His personal blog is at [mvark.blogspot.com](https://mvark.blogspot.com) and his GitHub at [indiafoodstats](https://github.com/mvark/indiafoodstats). 
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+He was recognised at the [Open Food Facts Community Gathering 2025](https://blog.openfoodfacts.org/en/news/our-community-gathering-2025) as part of the krishanti duo, for using Open Food Facts data to write insightful articles on Indian food.