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India’s population diversity and demographics vary from rich to poor, urbanites to local slum dwellers. India has about 5683 slums covering 20 million people, of which only17% of them is covered by proper sewerage system. The rest use septic tanks, two pits and community latrines. The health and sanitation consciousness of people on large especially in rural and suburban areas is on the decline. We the “DRISHTI & Co” aim at creating a health conscious society by generating awareness and catering to the need of clean and green India. We are into the business of constructing Septic tanks along with its accessory, the Baffle systems. “The purpose of DRISHTI & Co is to construct the most innovative, qualitative and cost effective Septic tanks and baffles systems, being responsible for social up-liftment, eco-friendly and socially concerned organization.” Urban areas: 52 thousand slums Households: 08 Million (14% of the entire country) 68% of slums do not have latrine facility. 1

Entrepreneurship is a creative human act involving the mobilization of resources from one level of productive use to a higher level of use. "It is the process by which the individual pursues opportunities without regard to resources currently controlled. Entrepreneurship involves a willingness to take responsibility and ability to put mind to a task and see it through from inception to completion. Another ingredient of entrepreneurship is sensing opportunities, while others see chaos, contradiction, and confusion. Essence of Entrepreneurship is going against time with maturity and serving as a change agent. Entrepreneurship is an outcome of the development process, which also encompasses the emergence of economic and social innovations. Entrepreneurship however, is often referred to as a process of “creative destruction” where new firms, technologies, or modes of commerce displace the old established order. As such, entrepreneurship could be seen as a subversive activity and a pow

Energy is the primary and the most universal measure of all kinds of work by human beings and nature. Everything what happens in the world is the expression of flow of energy in one of its forms. Energy is an important input in all sectors of any country’s economy. The standard of living of a country is directly related to per capita energy consumption. Therefore to be materially prosperous a human being needs to consume more and more energy than his own. If the standard of living in the developing countries improved and approaches that of the developed countries then the energy requirement in the world in the 21st century will be much more than estimated. With the depletion in non-renewable energy sources, the thrust for other sources has increased and major focus is on renewable energy source. Biomass is an example of renewable source of energy. Biomass is an organic matter produced by plants, both terrestrial (those grown on land) and aquatic (those grown in water) and their derivat

Every morning 20 lakh women across 10,000 villages bring in milk worth 5 crores, are now celebrating their economic independence. Thanks to the great co-operative movement called “The Amul India”. CONTENTS OF THE BOOK This is a story of a dream to which the interacting faith of a great many people finally gave substance. The book has been classified into 6 chapters namely: Ø The field Ø Sowing the seed Ø Tending a sapling Ø The tree grows Ø Bearing fruit Ø Nestling in the branches The author’s purpose of writing emphasizes the white revolution and the realization of the dream with the kaira district co-operative milk producers union. The author quotes ”Swasthi prajaabhyaha paripaalanthaam nyaayyaen, maargaenn mahee maheeshaaha, go-brahmannaebhyaha shubham asthu nithyam, lokaaha samasthaaha sukhino bhavantu”. The quote reiterates the purpose and objective of which the co-operative movement was started. The Field chapter realizes the requirement for a co-ope

I. The Old Thinking “Creativity and exploration is always at the cost of production” Part a. Illustrations Illustration 1. The PC "TOY": The Minicomputer Makers' Global Killer During the mid-80's, minicomputer companies were high-growth, high-margin companies. They were regarded by investors, the business press, and academia as among the world's best-managed organizations. Indeed, Digital was one of the most prominently featured companies in the McKinsey study that led to the book In Search of Excellence As medium and large businesses demanded ever-increasing amounts of computing power, this dynamic industry supplied it at rapidly decreasing prices. DEC and others did so by aggressively investing large amounts of capital in small to large, radical, and risky technology projects. Not even IBM could impede their successful march to industry dominance. The Stealth Attack At the same time, a few startups had introduced very simple, low-power computers. 'Just a