Bhavya Chowdhury Did a test for nursery students. Here are the questions that were part of the test along with the comments. 1. Draw something for me. Most of the children drew a ball, an apple or a balloon. For nursery children, these are things which are simple to draw. The thought that comes to mind, is … Read more
Jayant Gadgil’s dad was in the government service. His basic education happened in a village where classrooms had short walls – and you could listen to whatever lecture seemed to interest you, unless the teacher got wise – and called you out to get you back mentally into his classroom. Jayant was the quintessential all … Read more
Chakravarti, Amitav and Manoj Thomas (2015), Why Consumer (Don’t) Buy: The GO and STOP Signals, Palgrave Macmillan Most businesses view their consumers as homo economicus. The authors’ insight is that they are not. They feel that decisions happen because of some kind of Go/No Go filter that we all have. The stimuli of product attributes … Read more
AG: Shared a ride to Mumbai on Friday. Brainwashed Niket, my host from bla bla car, to totally avoid honking. Tips to do that. Whenever you feel like honking, use the brake. Another, maintain distance between you and the vehicle in front. This practice will result in reduced blood pressure, fewer accidents, and a … Read more
Chetan Singh Solanki grew up in a small village in MP. His dad was a farmer and Chetan’s education till grade 4 was in a single room village school. He shifted from there to Indore for his secondary school education. After finishing his engineering, he went on to do his M.Tech from IIT Bombay. He … Read more
Anantha Annaswamy was the next speaker. He talked about a project that he was associated with in his Medtronic days, Shruti. (https://www.medtronic.com/in-en/about/shruti.html) The aim was to reach out to people staying in slums, who often suffer from ear problems, and don’t realise it. A 3 year old, who continues to have a prolonged cold can … Read more
Shrikant Ingalhalikar is a 1971 product of COEP. Joined Tata Motors (those days Telco) from campus and was part of the third Graduate trainee engineer program at TML. Those days the GTE training used to be an intensive two year program. There was not much manufacturing happening in the Pune plant then. The first person … Read more
Mansoor had a happy childhood. He liked tinkering with gadgets, ended up making a few of his own! All because of a buddy from school. The family owned a farm in Panvel. He used to enjoy planting vegetables there. And Building tunnels. And swimming pools. Most of us believe that Wealth and Brains don’t go … Read more
Vinit is an IT pro, who quit IBM in 2003 to join the BJP team full time. He had an interesting sustenance model – he went to his friends group and asked if they were ready to help him follow his dream. Each of 20 friends decided to contribute 2,000 per month to Vinit to … Read more
Reva was India’s first electric car. It was named after Chetan Maini’s mother. So it was nice to meet another Reva, Reva Malik, who drives a Nexon EV. Reva grew up in the hills of Himachal – and shifted to Bangalore from Chandigarh about 20 years ago together with Ranjan, her husband and their daughter. … Read more
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