enterpreneurship Archive

27 July

fifteen global inclusive Innovation Challanges

Written by anilg

Global Innovation challenges-1: a call for creative connections with children, youth and women When any society learns to live with solvable problems by reinforcing inertia, indifference and also internalizing helplessness, then imagination gets stifled first. Once...

children, education, health, honeybee network, inclusive innovation, sristi, unicef, women 6 Comments

28 March

Big mandates: Bigger Vision and Even Higher Compassion

Written by anilg

When society gives big mandates to parties and social standpoints, it also expects magnanimity and inclusiveness in the same measure. I want to list some of the reforms that are crying for implementation in the larger institutional interest...

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06 March

Rapid Prototyping Multiple Futures, given Global Uncertainty

Written by anilg

With the exorbitant hike in UK visa fees and Brexit, globalization got its first blow. With the transition in US government, a very big question mark has been put on the future of globalized world as...

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29 December

Will 2016 be different for innovation-based startups?

Written by anilg

When the whole world looking at Indian renaissance as a sign of hope for pulling the global economy out of recession, the policy ambivalence is difficult to understand. In the year about to pass, several initiatives...

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22 December

How to listen, learn and leverage ideas of the young innovators

Written by anilg

Designing an empathetic start-up ecosystem needs an administrative culture that trusts young people and builds upon their creative ideas. It has to be flexible enough to adapt rules and regulations to match their aspirations without violating...

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09 December

Rethinking entrepreneurial policy: Agriculture and food sectors

Written by anilg

India has rightly embarked upon a very vibrant and supportive plan for encouraging startup enterprises to generate jobs and achieve socio economic growth. However, our analytic lenses are still biased towards IT based enterprises. Not that...

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11 October

How do we reshape electoral discourse: can we go beyond caste and communal agenda

Written by anilg

How do we reshape electoral discourse: can we go beyond caste and communal agenda The election commission had to first time issue an advisory to all political parties to shun use of basal identities for...

caste, commisison, communal divide, elections, need for development discourse Leave a Comment

08 October

creating an Innovation Playground: corporations and/with communities

Written by anilg

Creating innovation Playground When clouds do not rain: getting ready for the drought of innovations or a flood of creativity Information is not knowledge and knowledge is not wisdom, then how are we missing the connections...

community, coporation, innovation, services, standards Leave a Comment

02 August

Remembering Kalam: through idols or ideals?

Written by anilg

Deification of Dr A P J Abdul Kalam legacy will be the greatest disservice to his memory. Having his statues on crossroads would not make him more venerated. We killed Gandhi, many times...

dr apk abdul kalam, education, honey bee network, innovation, legacy, nif, science, technology 1 Comment

05 July

A sanctuary of sustainable frugal innovations: nine lessons for in-situ incubation

Written by anilg

There is a very welcome upsurge of entrepreneurial interest among the young people in the recent years. Several initiatives from universities, state and central governments and private sector have been taken to smoothen the journey...

hunger, incubation, innovation, sanctuary of innovation, sristi, start up, state Leave a Comment

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