In June 2009, people going about their ordinary routines in Stockholm encountered a series of perplexing and—most important—fun diversions. One day, commuters at the Odenplan subway station found that the staircase had been replaced with a...

Can respect for grassroots creativity trickle down from the top? Hon’ble Rashtrapati,  Smt.Pratibha Devisingh Patil created a small history on March 10, 2010. For the first time, an exhibition of innovations was inaugurated in the Mughal Garden...

Innovations in small scale industries:  * *Listening to the workers and users* The economic development need not register only aggregate growth but also should be characterized by a distributed nature of rowth.  Micro and small scale...

Empowerment of others is not possible without empowering ourselves.how do we empower ourselves, except by becoming vulnerable. it might appear paradoxical that we are closer to ourselves when we have least clothing of power on us....

my  dear Robin it is so nice to hear from you First let me compliment you all on forming this group. We need such groups n every college and r and D institution how long can science and...

New pedagogies, processes and purposes: Poor as providers of green innovative solutions Anil K Gupta[1] Absurd as it may seem to a few, my argument mainly rests on the ability of economically disadvantaged people to trigger...

let us not appreciate the postman too much and forget that the creative content of letters she brings is the real contribution anil INTERVIEW Finding Innovation in Every Corner Indian management expert Anil Gupta seeks to...

Engineering Students: Ahmedabad Dream: To create a link between the theoretical and practical sides of engineering. Gupta (bearded) and on his right, Mahanta. An idea can ignite several minds. This was exactly what happened with 22-year-old...

India’s inventors seek markets in innovation decade By Harmeet Shah Singh, CNN February 12, 2010 2:58 a.m. ESTFebruary 12, 2010 2:58 a.m. EST Supporters of India’s backyard inventions, such as this water lifting device, are struggling...

In India, need is the mother of invention Desperately poor, often illiterate citizens dream up ideas by the thousands, hoping to strike it rich Published On Sat Feb 13 2010 Email Print Republish Add to Favourites...