To achieve our goals of prosperity, India cannot leave half of its population behind and must champion the cause of gender-inclusive innovation by women entrepreneurs.
India’s war against poverty has leapfrogged in recent years on the backbone of technology.
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The strong desire to create a larger impact on society drove Akshay Soni, Executive Director, Samuhika Shakti, The/Nudge Institute to switch from a flourishing corporate career to the social sector.
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Did you know it takes about 2500 litres of water to produce 1 kg of rice using the traditional method? In contrast, the Direct Seeded Rice (DSR) technique reduces 25-30% of water usage, lowers labour requirements, and lowers the overall cost of cultivation.
Field study of direct-seeded rice (DSR) Read More »
Safe food is more than just what we eat-it’s a commitment to health & well-being, sustainability and the future.
Study of India’s safe food industry Read More »
Finance expert’s career pivot is driving progress in the higher education landscape of Punjab.
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Unique opportunity to go beyond the limits of a traditional boardroom.
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According to the study, over 47% of small and marginal farmers reported higher yields with DSR when using similar seed varieties compared to the average yield from traditional methods.
Direct Seeded Rice cultivation boosts yields and income for small farmers Read More »
Access to affordable reading glasses can enhance productivity and prolong employability.
Clear vision can transform lives and livelihoods Read More »
The/Nudge Institute, which has enabled hundreds of social enterprises and non-profits scale up their impact, was formed by Satija after he quit his high-paying corporate career to build solutions for poverty alleviation and livelihoods
Atul Satija wants to make building social enterprises and NGOs “cool” Read More »
