Articles in Magazines/Newsletters/Newspapers Archive

03 November

milk as prevention of viral diseases like TMV, HIV andTthe Economists says so, so trust it at least now. article in honey bee in 1992 was not good enough

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when we published articles on milk as a means of controlling viral disease, Indian scientists as usual ignored the evidence, now that The Economist has published news about mother’s milk being effective in hiv prevention, hopefully...

animal, diseases, hiv prevention, human, indigenous knowledge, innovation, innovations at grassroots, learning from below, milk as viral control, mother's milk, people knowledge, plant., The economist 1 Comment

25 October

Can the mind of bureaucracy be reformatted?

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Can the mind of bureaucracy be reformatted? Recently while addressing the probationers who have just entered the civil service, I was very impressed with many ideas that they generated on the spot for redesigning services, sectors,...

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22 July

Circular economy is booming when ‘take, make, faink’ is slowing down

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Circular economy is booming when ‘take, make, faink’ is slowing down This is for the first time in the history of industrial economic development, green business ( blue economy) which looks at both biological and...

circular economy, ecology, grassroots innovation, growth, innovation, recycle, rejuvenation, reuse, society Leave a Comment

21 July

Who is an authentic professional: responsibility of a professional in a public project

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Who is an authentic professional: responsibility of a professional in a public project intervention Recently while debating the design, location, and erection of flyover, a leading architect who had designed the new campus of...

accountability, ethical responsibility, flyover, iima. cept, professionalism, public project, responsibility, stakeholder consultation, urban management Leave a Comment

01 July

low cost innovations

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First Published: Mon, Jul 01 2013. 11 41 PM IST MINT Natubhai, from Gujarat, has been trying to develop a machine to pick cotton from dryland varieties of the crop for more than 10 years. To...

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15 June

Derivative innovations for differently abled

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The story of Jaipur foot is quite well known. How a local artisan designed a low cost limb is a legend that has become a standard of frugality, flexibility and user friendliness world over. But when...

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09 June

Social innovations for empathetic governance

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Sunday, Jun 9, 2013, 14:26 IST | Agency: DNA Anil Gupta Heirs, who have tried to transfer title of land after the death of the owner, know of the hassles involves, not to speak of the...

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01 August

Questions and Answers:

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24 July

(With Vijaya Sherry Chand) A River Without Tributaries

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Liberating the Mind Through Harnessing Grassroots Creativity, published in The Indian Journal of Public Administration (Quarterly Journal of The Indian Institute of Public Administration), July-Sept 1996, Vol.XLII, No.3, pg.288-301 — N75 Download

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