creativity, compassion, collaboration, curiosity

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anilg

Visiting Faculty, IIM Ahmedabad & IIT Bombay and an independent thinker, activist for the cause of creative communities and individuals at grassroots, tech institutions and any other walk of life committed to make this world a more creative, compassionate and collaborative place

bright hues

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I had faltered again and again falling for small silvers of solace may seem trivial does not first leak in the pitcher of perseverance seem small too till it does not hold any waterask yourself don’t...
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overcoming inertia

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Overcoming Inertia through Innovation in Higher Education Inspiring students and encouraging them to pursue authentic enquiry in various disciplines requires a close connection with theory and practice, community and college, and contradictions and affirmations. Need for...
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joining shodhyatra: contributing towards Honey Bee network

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                                                48thShodhyatra Azing’s Farm (Rinchenpong) to Uttarey, West Sikkim Feb 17-23; 2023 Walking to learn, share, and collaborate with creative communities for ensuring a sustainable future report of the previous 34th #shodhyatra in #Sikkim https://anilg.sristi.org/land-of-lepchas-sikkim-34-th-shodhyatra/ Honey...
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Dear Archu

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Here is a new year story. There was a white rabbit. He liked green grass & some herbs growing in a garden near his burrow.  His burrow had many chambers. In one ge kept threads of various...
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people’s festival of Innovation: blending deep tech and grassroots innovations There have been many initiatives and engagements by the Honey Bee Network over the last four decades influencing the evolution of  inclusive innovation ecosystem. The recognition,...
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