Ranjitsinh Disale is a Primary School Teacher. He has been in education domain for around 9 years. Currently he is working as Assistant Teacher at Zilla Parishad Primary School, Paritewadi Tq. Madha, Dist. Solapur. He began journey as teacher in 2009, after completion of his Diploma in Education. He had completed his post-graduation in Journalism … Continue reading
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IMC inclusive innovation awards
Announcement Sristi, as knowledge partners of IMC, is making a joint call for IMC Inclusive Innovation Awards 2017 for GENZ-Special Award for the Young Innovator Category (Age group 13 – 23 years). 2017 is the fourth cycle of the Award. The first three cycles evinced, high level of interest and participation from grassroot innovators across the country. The … Continue reading
How to Innovate, How to Invent | आओ चलो अविष्कार करे
Let’s invent and innovate Many societal problems that we often encounter do not affect us directly. To us, they make little difference. Often, there is a real need for a change, yet we continue our respective lives without thinking about a solution. Some problems have existed for a generations without some attempting to solve them. … Continue reading
SRISTI – UNICEF Summer Innovation School 2017
SRISTI Society for Research and Initiatives for Sustainable Technologies and Institutions SRISTI – UNICEF Summer Innovation School 2017 संवेदना C R E A T I V I T Y से F R O M सृजनशीलता E M P A T H Y How about working together with other innovation champions in designing empathetic innovative products, … Continue reading
Bahadapur- An ideal village
Bahadapur- An ideal village. In the state of Gujarat, in a tehsil, there is a village named Bahadapur. Bahadapur is a financially as well as socially secure village. The people of this village focus on health as well being helpful & kind to each other. Most of the people in this village are literate & … Continue reading
Masti ki pathshala: why can not we let more such innovations take place?
It is well known that in many states, economic development does not always lead to educational development. Why should ranking on economic and social indicators vary so much? One reason, I have repeatedly mentioned over last two decades is that top level policy makers don’t spend enough time, not even one hour a week with … Continue reading
When smartphone is not very smart! Youth beware!
I happened to meet several groups of young students and scholars in NIT and IIT’s during last week. One of the concern I have is that large number of very bright young technological and management students ( science students seem to suffer less from this problem) get easily distracted by messages and notifications on which … Continue reading