Maybe it’s a tradition or maybe it all began during the days when we couldn’t fix the toy car, yet our parents looked dotingly as we showed glimpses of “geniusâ€, even with five thumbs. We still tried to fix, create and provide a solution to the audience of our imagination. Since then, innocent enterprises became [...]
Posts from ‘March, 2009’
Its summer again. I write this post under the monotone of the airconditioning and as a large watermelon cools in Aashu’s flat below. Life comes a full circle. Exactly a year ago this was how the journey began. 434 random people thrown together, bound only by a singular thought. The thought was fairly simple then [...]
Institutionalized, my a**
I had my last class at ISB today, and one of the most obvious things (that I had taken for granted, having seen it for… forever!) was gone – the class layout. Imagine… the smallest, most inconsequential thing goes – and I’m standing up and paying attention to it. I know that all the people [...]
Inclusive Growth and New Business Models
Why is inclusive growth important? India already is projected to have the world’s second largest GDP growth rate for 2008-2009 and will surpass the world’s largest economies in the next 25-50 years. However 800 million are still to participate in the country’s growth and benefit from it directly and therefore we still need solutions to [...]