Tracing the History of Entrepreneurship: Where Do We Go Now?
As support for the new-age, tech-savvy, risk-taking entrepreneurial individual rises, an economist assess why collaborative entrepreneurship models may be a better bet for the country
Month: January 2020
Education vs. Workforce: The Apparent Gap
India’s unemployment problem affects job seekers from different demographic sections differently, so its solutions will also have to be developed diversely
Underwater Domain Awareness: A New Perspective for Young India
A Maritime Studies expert explores the possibilities of developing a comprehensive awareness of the underwater domain in the Indian Ocean region to enable young India to seize opportunities
The Faces of Opportunity: A Gallery
Tender Heart NGO reaches an eclectic bunch of neighbours – women, children as well as children with special needs – to help them stand on their own feet
A Story of Disconnections
From climate change to the lack of interdisciplinarity in academic and policy spaces — a natural scientist explores the unseen reasons behind the social unrest in Chile
“Don’t They Have Work To Do?”
The current socio-political context of India implores us to reflect on the biases we hold for or against certain occupations and fields of study, and overcome them to build an inclusive future
The Face and Voice of Northeast: Binalakshmi Nepram
For nearly two decades Binalakshmi Nepram has been at the forefront of women-led disarmament movements to bring an end to the gun culture prevalent in many parts of the country.
The Freedom to Contribute; The Freedom to Change
A returning volunteer from Germany, Johanna has learnt many important lessons from her time at Tender Heart. She reflects on some key takeaways, as well as what keeps her coming back
Stories, Myths and Interpretations: A Gallery
“There are stories behind some paintings and none behind some. In the case of some, it is easier to interpret the story without having to be told [verbally] by the artist.” – Bhajju Shyam
