Innovations at Grassroots Archive

04 May

an outstanding artist from keshod, gujarat and mobile phone inventors and a teacher who charges fine for absence, but no fees for presence

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met an outstanding sand artist using canvases for making sculptures and portraits G T Jhalawadia, at Keshod, Jungagadh district, thanks to arjun bhai innovator of fly ash and other brick making machines, we will have his...

education, indifferent policy makers, innovation, mobile phone, rajoy valley, silicon valley Leave a Comment

21 April

sristi: what does it stand for

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SRISTI SRISTI (Society for Research and Initiatives for Sustainable Technologies and Institutions www.sristi.org), which means creation, was born in 1993, essentially to support the activities of the Honey Bee Network to recognize, respect and reward creativity...

manifesto Part two: Ten policies that must change soon-the case of education

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Part two: Ten policies that must change soon-the case of education In this season of manifestos, I am sharing my own agenda, which is actually not my own in the true sense. It belongs to all...

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24 March

Gandhian Young technology/engineering projects Award function , march 29, iima

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We are very happy to invite you to the third GANDHIAN YOUNG TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION AWARD (GYTI) function organised by SRISTI and honey bee network on March 29. 2014 at IIM-Ahmadabad at 4.30 pm . There will...

honey bee network, iima, innovation, nif, sristi, TECHPEDIA.IN Leave a Comment

16 March

My manifesto: not that it matters………… vyakti ( individual), vichar ( idea), vyavahar ( practice) and sanskar (embedded values).

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My manifesto: not that it matters………… vyakti ( individual), vichar ( idea), vyavahar ( practice) and sanskar (embedded values). The Dissent lies at the heart of democracy: great leaders are judged by the extent to which...

elections, india, innovation, manifesto, poverty alleviation, vote for change Leave a Comment

15 March

agenda for new government ( if it really cares For the Gospel of Dirty Hand–a la K A Munshi ):

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Ten policies that must change soon: Agenda for new government – part 1 With different parties vying for voters support, it is paradoxical that the debate on policies is so feeble or confusing. There is not...

agriculture, innovation, manifesto, policies Leave a Comment

18 February

National Inclusive Innovation Centre for Development (NIICenD) takes off at Gram Bharati and ignite awards to creative children feb 19, 2014 at teh hands of Dr A P J Abdul Kalam, former President of India

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Dr A P J Abdul Kalam, BharatRatna, Former President of India unveils the foundation stone of National Inclusive Innovation Centre for Development (NIICenD) at Gram Bharati, Gandhinagar district tomorrow feb 19 at 11 am, meets with...

flow, gian, honey bee network, ignite, innovation, nif, niicend, sristi Leave a Comment

11 February

Manifesto for compassionate cities

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Manifesto for compassionate cities With the pace of economic development increasing in our country, it is inevitable that there will be increasing urbanization. The urbanization by itself does not say much about the extent to which...

crowd sourcing, crowdfunding, cultural connect, innovation, smart cities, social connect, urbanization Leave a Comment

05 February

Global energy foundation awards announced at Salzburg yesterday

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Energy Globe World Award goes to Nicaragua – 13 kg Bronze Statue for “Solar Women” Austria wins prize in category “Fire” with a unique Algae Cultivation Method Salzburg – The Energy Globe World Award goes to...

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02 February

Manifesto for Public Health: why isn’t prevention better than cure?

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Manifesto for Public Health: why isn’t prevention better than cure? If Food subsidy had not been targeted at 65 per cent people but say only 40 -50 per cent people, we would have found enough resources...

abhay bang, communication, food security, grassroots innovation, health, healthcare, inclusive innovation, india, inertia, infant mortality, innovation, innovations, mass mobilisation, post office, subsidy, train Leave a Comment

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