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Nurturing and Retaining Indian Talent for Making India a Knowledge Super Power
by Dr. R. A. Mashelkar, Director General, Council of Scientific & Industrial Research, Rafi Marg Read the article (.pdf)
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by Dr. Ambuj Sagar, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University Read the article (.pdf)
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by D. P. Prakash, Asha for Education, Vermont Read the article (.pdf) On 2047, August 15, India will complete 100 years as an independent nation. The report card will be out on all newspapers. How well did the largest democracy do with the precious state of independence the ancestors struggled for? Is India closing in on universal quality education? Is abject poverty a thing of the past? Is the citizenry actively participating in shaping public policy? Whether the media reports will be celebrations of a nation’s meticulously planned...
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by Azad Oommen, Director Chapter Development, American India Foundation Read the article (.pdf)
read moreWomen’s Leadership: the Key to Advancing Millennium Development Goals
by Kavita N. Ramdas, President, Global Fund for Women, San Fransisco “India leads the world in…” – the Indian professionals in Silicon Valley could fill in this opening line with all kinds of good news related to India’s rate of economic growth, its outsourcing industry, or its production of engineers. Yet, for those of us committed to Millennium Development Goal # 3, the elusive goal of gender equity, without which no other goal is even remotely attainable, this sentence does not end well. Rather, it ends like this . . . India...
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by Vijay N. Koli, M.D President, AAPI The American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI), an organization representing 41,250 Indian doctors in practice along with 10,000 medical students and residents in training in the United States. AAPI strives to promote advocacy for their members, conducts continuous medical education programs and through its AAPI Charitable Foundation conducts many philanthropic activities. Read the article...
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The International Science & Engineering Public Service Program purpose is to nurture and harness Young Scholars between the age group 25 to 45 and contribute concretely to the Scientific & Engineering communities worldwide ! This program will inculcate a Scientific & Engineering temperament within both developed and developing economies. It will potentially be a platform to harness innovation, be an incubator to investigate & support new frontiers of research, and observe how new scientist & entreprenuers develop and market...
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