Thursday, July 28, 2016

Sustainability


Sustainability is needed in processes. Sustainability which can drive that what you now design and make is strong enough to survive over the period of time that it can serve and do justice till it is needed in the world. Sustainability which can be from holistic processes and procedures and policies which can be enforceable, feasible and efficient. Be they in the business, economic, developmental or societal and human sphere of activity. 
When something is designed and it has within it the seeds to outshine and to grow and develop and evolve like a giant oak tree, it has the features of endurance, durability, resilience and strength and also more importantly the attributes of flexibility and adaptability. These qualities make a thing great. Learning qualities, which help that thing to be incorruptible and driven to outlast the vicissitudes of change and attrition. 
When we are in the process of designing such policies and solutions we must endeavour to bring to our designs these holistic mind sets, mind sets which are enshrined with empathy, a long term view and which look at all the facets of the issue at hand and then devise a solution keeping the best interests in mind for all the stakeholders. And above that we must design these solutions with a view that they can outlast and keep themselves self sufficient, independent and ever growing, resilient to any outward or inward challenges. Adaptable, learning strategies and solutions!
In order to achieve that one must study the cause and effect of the various factors which are relevant to the issue at hand as well as study it from various and sometimes contradictory angles, to see all the various sides and facets of the topic and then to strive to solve these factors with imaginative, efficient and effective solutions which are innovative and creative as well as which can rise up to the occasion and face the calling of the times.
Once such solutions are designed they must be reviewed and tested with the help of other experts who can question and challenge the solutions and who help to prove the inherent strengths of these solutions and who help to hammer out the bumps and crinks within them so that a stronger, more resilient and more Sustainable solution emerges. One which will stay and endure. 

Monday, May 16, 2016

Anna Anna goes to bed

My Daughter Roshni at 6 years of age has drawn and illustrated a children's story book and which we have now published on Amazon Kindle-

https://www.amazon.in/gp/aw/d/B01F6XVU5E/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1463408165&sr=8-1&pi=SX200_QL40&keywords=roshni+talwar&dpPl=1&dpID=41fF6lqvE1L&ref=plSrch.

Please share and help to spread the word. A children's story written by a child. 😀👍

Sunday, April 10, 2016

Click 360 - virtual reality

Virtual Reality the next new big thing

Virtual reality seems to be the next new big or one of them :)

Here click from BBC makes a show filmed all in 360 degrees

Enjoy

http://youtu.be/c3zeH-YEHkE

Friday, April 1, 2016

Success stories to inspire: Bolsa Familia


Bolsa Familia



What is Bolsa Familia?

Bolsa Família (Portuguese pronunciation: [ˈbowsɐ faˈmiliɐ], Family Allowance) is a social welfare program of the Brazilian government, part of the Fome Zero network of federal assistance programs. Bolsa Família provides financial aid to poor Brazilian families; if they have children, families must ensure that the children attend school and are vaccinated. The program attempts to both reduce short-term poverty by direct cash transfers and fight long-term poverty by increasing human capital among the poor through conditional cash transfers. It also works to give free education to children who cannot afford to go to school to show the importance of education.

The Economist described Bolsa Família as an "anti-poverty scheme invented in Latin America [which] is winning converts worldwide."


Brazil's Government Gives Money to Women Because 'They're More Reliable'


Success Stories of the program:




Questions from kids 3: do ants have bones?

Questions from kids 3: do ants have bones?
The answer is no, ants don’t have bones. Like other insects, an ant wears its skeleton on the outside, so it is called an exoskeleton. And it really isn’t made of bone but of a stuff called chitin. Since there are more kinds of insects than of any other group of animals, I guess we have to decide that most animals do not have bones. That may seem a surprise just because most of the big animals we see do have bones like ours.


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Sunday, March 27, 2016