Formal education and resources to study music management in a professional manner are few and rare in India. Though the music industry in India, be it the mainstream or indie or even underground is huge (given the 1.3 billion population), the number of professionally trained or certified folks working in the field is much less than expected. A vast majority of music business entrepreneurs, agents, bookers and managers in India are from a Do-it-Yourself ethos, an in-the-making-of culture -learning the ropes and gaining experience in ways ad-hoc inside an intensely competitive market. However there is a sizeable growing demographic and a demand for trained professionals to handle the various needs of an organised or even semi-organised industry in India. Of the few professionally trained and experienced people (often referred as "veterans") within the music industry of India, Ritnika Nayan has taken on the lead to educate, impart practical knowledge and share her industry experience. Mid 2017, Ritnika published Indie 101, a nifty guide into the world of career building for young musicians and the various facets of music business containing the many career options within. A folio of steps, information and advice for newbie musicians and bands who would become the artists of the future. This year, she is back with a brand new venture, titled 'Music Business Management Certificate' hosted at the SACAC (Shri Aurobindo Center For Arts And Communication) located in New Delhi. With a weekend only schedule (making it more accessible for young people) the course includes several modules which introduce, explain and train the attendees about the various branches of the music industry. The website offers a neat introduction and goes unto explain the various modules, terms and conditions of the courseware.