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Creative Improvisation: Key To Indian Innovations
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Unlike the American and European economies where innovation is backed with large research and development budgets and huge spending on marketing, Indian innovations focus more on creative improvisation by which it strives to solve the common man's problems. India's constraint-based innovation, which is aimed at ingenuity in product, has received high appreciations across the globe.
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Provide scope to perform
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Respect Performing Arts
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sampath
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the promotional activities through televisions will work effectively and now a days people more towards listening to radios we can go about that too..."
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Baseer Ahmed Mohammed
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"Scope to perform", it should be from the begning, at the school age and at the professional level....it not a rocket sience, scope will give an ideas to perform same work in different ways....with creativity and adopting different approaches......
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Ideate: "What are the ways to promote creativity in India?" deleted from your view.
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According to a survey - 'Indian Black Money in Swiss Bank' In 2006, the most recent Global Financial Integrity study, shows that the average amount stashed away from India annually during 2002-06 is ...
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V B Sree Krishna Dutta
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If all that money comes back to India, the consequences can be disastrous. I think, its better off for that money to be where it is. The present financial structure of the country may not be able to sustain such huge liquid cash to be in any...
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V B Sree Krishna Dutta
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I apologize for the late response to this. Some of us here agree not to bring any money into the country. I was reading an article by Warren Buffett. It is nothing about India or its Corruption as such but he highlighted a brilliant point...
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prasad
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yes they are relevant take an example of HOTMAIL,
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Priyanka Nath
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I think the title centers around the question of if Indian innovations are applicable or relevant to the West. Here is a different way to think about it- Western high consumer culture may look down on simple inexpensive innovations made from...
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JOGINDER SINGH CHANDNANI
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No, it’s not. It’s the simple case of handling the situation with creativity. One can say it is not the backup plan. But it is the instant way of thinking about the solution of the problem. And apply that immediately to get the results. Not the...
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Jaygopal Raghavan
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Whoever says its not a fad is someone who lacks attitude, is not perfect, has no quality focus and so on. Because the indian way of jugad is nothing but a weak attempt at completing or creating something without seriousness inspite of the time...
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Vivek Singh
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The negativity about jugad arises when it is seen as an innovation. It is not. Jugad is a trouble shooting tool which derives from very simple, logical and practical thinking. Many times you will realise later that it was not un-scientific but...
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Omkar Nandi
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yes, because we have a mindset to look more at the cost cutting aspect and finding alternatives (jugaad) even for the most widely available resources.I do believe we Indians are more innovative and out of the box thinkers in relation to finding...
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Joydeep Dasgupta
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Dear Varun, To play cricket you need the gears, you need to know the rules and follow them, (no match fixing), then develop the stamina, your style, on top of all this you have to have backing, that has an implied cost, your culture that you...
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Prad Roy
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Yes definitely, we have started understanding the latest trends in economy and up to some extent driving it also...innovation is one of them.
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i am student of final year b.tech .this is the peak time of my life .how i prepare my activities so i go for a good carrier
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vijay
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Hi friends, I am searching for clinical data coordinator job in India.....Plz do suggests companies...
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TARUN PAHUJA
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“Health service should be reached door to door or one has to come to the providers who need it”. What is your opinion?
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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"“Health service should be reached door to door or one has to come to the providers who need it”. What is your opinion?"
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Door to door will increase health awareness among the people.
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L. D. Maharjan
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"“Health service should be reached door to door or one has to come to the providers who need it”. What is your opinion?"
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"I strongly emphasize on that the health service should be reached door to door. All people don’t come to the provider because of different social background and status, their education, lack of health awareness and consciousness, health service...
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Ideate: "“Health service should be reached door to door or one has to come to the providers who need it”. What is your opinion?" deleted from your view.
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Shree Bose, Naomi Shah and Lauren Hodge were chosen winners among top 15 finalists at Google science fair. It was a girl power show perhaps. They were awarded for there deep thinking and unique solutions. Whree Bose won in the 17-18 age group. She won 50,000 dollar scholarship and an internship opportunity at the prestigious Geneva-based CERN institute. Her project was "improve ovarian cancer treatment for patients when they have built up a resistance to certain chemotherapy drugs". Shah won in the 15-16 age group for her "endeavour to prove that making changes to indoor environments that improve indoor air quality can reduce people's reliance on asthma medications". Hodge was named winner in the 13-14 age group for studying the effect of different marinades on the level of potentially harmful carcinogens in grilled chicken. Shah and Hodge each received 25,000 dollar scholarships and internships at Google and toy company LEGO. All three were awarded lifetime digital subscriptions...
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