Tvasta: A Final Year Project Became a World-Class Industrial 3D Printing based Concrete House Construction Company

Dear Friends and Students

*A 600 sqft house constructed in 3 weeks & for half cost in IITM Campus by IITM 2016 batch Mechanical Students and later became the Co-Founders of Tvasta* (Parivarthan Reddy, Adithya Jain, Santhosh Kumar, and Vidyashankar C)- https://tvasta.construction/about-us/.

*Input:* 2D Building Plan

*Output:* 3D Printed House

*Material Input*: Proprietary Concrete Mix developed by the Team, Lighter, Stronger, Sustainable, Less Carbon footprint

*Material /People Not Required*: No Bricks, No temporary structure (scaffolding), Less Labour

*Traditional Method:* Concrete Setting Time: 21 – 48 days

*3D Printing Process*- Green Strength in a few minutes and Structure Ready by 7-10 days

* Tvasta’s Concrete 3D Printer*: Make in India by Avant Grade Systems

* Tvasta’s Digital Construction Modeling Platform*: A Proprietary Tool developed to serve as a reliable connection between the technological elements of the Civil Engineering Industry and the field of construction 3D printing

Friends, Approx. 600 million people are expected to make urban India their home by 2031, a whopping 59% increase from 2011. Micro-Apartments are futuristic. Additively Manufactured Houses (3D Printing) is the solution. It reduces labor costs as low as 1/5th when compared to traditional construction practices.

*Look at the statement*: 2000 sqft house, less than week construction (1/8 of time for the functional house), creates only 1/3rd of the waste than the traditional process, allowing the architect to explore more complex structural designs, 20% of the standard cost. Is it interesting?

*Future Potential:* 3D printing construction to reach $56.4 million by 2021! Is it Promising?

*Appeal to Final Year Engineering Students*:

Tvasta is an outcome of a Final Year Mechanical Engineering Project!! Now we are Dec 2020. It is time for the selection of your final year projects. Please plan something futuristic!! Please don’t compromise on the quality of the project.

Who knows, it becomes bread for your future!! Hope You agree with me. Wish your final year project becomes another Tvasta! Even if you get *CAMPUS PLACEMENT*, request you to keep the best possible efforts and bring great solutions out of your final year project.

Your well-wisher

Ravi Saripalle

Source Inspiration: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/companies/this-startup-will-build-your-house-in-three-weeks-at-half-the-cost/articleshow/79614197.cms

Google is going to Make You More Responsible and Your Language More Respectable!

Dear Friends and Students

Is it sounding great! Yes, Google is going to set your language standards! Google is going to correct your hateful or negative behavior! Google is going to encourage Content developers with more positive or constructive comments! 

*Shortly Google is going to bring in a feature which tells users to be more respectful when they post a comment on any video on YouTube*

I read another article on *“How Trolls Are Ruining the Internet”*. It made an important definition-*The people who relish this online freedom are called trolls, a term that originally came from a fishing method online thieves use to find victims*. These trolls are increasing their intensity from demotivating to vulgar, to obscene, to threats, etc. This is not a good sign. The world of content is revolutionizing education and communication. At the same time, this kind of negative content derails the whole spirit and takes us back to the stone age.

“A Pew Research Center survey published two years ago found that 70% of 18-to-24-year-olds who use the Internet had experienced harassment, and 26% of women said they’d been stalked online”. *The key traits of trolls are: narcissism, psychopathy, sadism*, etc. (source: https://time.com/4457110/internet-trolls/)

*Proposal to Google or Facebook or Twitter or any Giant Content Transmission Organizations*

Before the Internet era, this kind of negativity was limited or contained locally, never used to spread outside the sphere. However, the Internet has changed the behavior. Any negativity spreads at a speed of 100 times more than positivity.

It is good to see a wonderful initiative from Google, warning users before submitting message. I have a proposal: *Same software can be extended to every article, every image, every communication on the internet- Maybe Google can do the sentiment analysis and give a rating on the right top of the article. Finally, it becomes the user’s discretion, how they want to view or use that content. This concept is already used in Movie Content (e.g. Only for Adults, or for 18+ Years, etc.)*.

*Similarly, every article or message should have the Sentiment Number displayed (Positive Content, Neutral Content, Negative Content)*. Using Machine Learning, this sentiment analysis becomes more smart based on individual users, particular websites or particular groups, etc.

This kind of software spreads more positivity, universal brotherhood, and happiness! Thank You, Google for the great initiative. We look forward to the implementation of the above proposal too.

Your well-wisher

Ravi Saripalle

Source Inspiration:

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/79605411.cms?utm_source=whatsapp&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=TOIMobile&utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

Moment of Indian Pride! A Teacher is Teaching the World about Happiness in Giving! The Giving Pledge by the Founder of the Award, inspired by Teaching-Family

Dear Friends and Students

It is a proud moment for the entire Indian teaching community. *A village Govt. Zilla Parishad Primary School teacher (Ranjitsinh Disale, Paritewadi, Solapur, Maharashtra, India) won the US $1 million (whopping 7 crores) Global Teacher Prize 2020!* This is the *First Achievement!*.

He made history by sharing half of this amount (3.5 crores) with the other 9 finalists. This is the *Second Achievement*.

*Another Interesting Aspect in the Award Constitution and Happiness in Giving*. To know more, You must know about * Sunny Varkey*

As you know that this award is given by Varkey Foundation! *Surprisingly Varkey Foundation founder is an Indian Origin Philanthropist.*

*Sunny Varkey is a Founder of the Global Teacher Prize!* His parents were both teachers (source: hindustantimes). He is born in Ranni, Kerala, in 1957. His family migrated to Dubai in 1959 from Kerala. They opened a school in Dubai for Indian ex-pats. However, Sunny and his sister studied in India till 1970 and later moved to Dubai. He faced hardship while he was studying in India.

Sunny Varkey is the founder and Chairman of global advisory and educational management firm *GEMS Education*, which is the largest operator of private kindergarten-to-grade-12 schools in the world, with a network of 52 schools in 4 countries. Today Sunny is a billionaire but The Giving Pledge is in-built in his heart!

*Is it not a pride moment for all of us as the Award Donor and Award Winner are running a common thread- Happiness in Giving!!*

Ranjitsinh Disale, was recognized for his efforts for promoting girls' education and triggering a *Quick-Response (QR) Coded Textbook Revolution in India* (en.unesco.org).

*Proposal to Teachers:*

Ranjitsinh could do this great effort while teaching in a remote village. He created the QR revolution for NCERT books!

*If one Ranjitsinh can make the difference, we have 1 crore teachers across India*. 87 lakh teachers are teaching in schools! Our teacher population is equivalent to Sweden or UAE or Hungary or Austria type of country’s population. What kind of wonders we can make if every teacher acts like Ranjitsinh!!

Ek Baar Sochiye!

Teachers, *Applications and Nominations for the 2021 Prize will open online in January 2021.* Please apply at https://www.globalteacherprize.org/

Your well-wisher

Ravi Saripalle

Inspire to Innovate Storytelling Movement Celebrates 10 Years! My Gratitude Message to You

Dear Friends and Students

On the occasion of 10 years celebration of the *Inspire to Innovate Storytelling Movement*, Please spare 2 minutes of your valuable time and listen to my gratitude message for all your wonderful support.

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZw91TB18CA

This initiative is supported by Industrialists, Founders of various Institutions, Academicians/Administrators, Employees, and primarily Student Communities at large.

*This 10 years successful Journey could not have been possible without few pillars in my life*

I personally thank *Dr.A.L.Rao Garu*founding member and former COO of Wipro Technologies who mentored me while I was with Wipro.

I thank *Dr. Raghava Rao Garu* who gave me career confidence during my graduation.

I profoundly thank *Prof. P. Somaraju Garu*, Secretary Gayatri Vidya Parishad, who invested in this mission for the last 10 years and gave me freehand to establish Center for Innovation and Incubation at GVP almost 10 years ago without any major expectations and freehand to run this storytelling movement simultaneously.

I profusely thank *Hon'ble Chairman, AICTE, Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe ji*, who patiently reads each and every story and inspires me with his comments

I thank Vice-Chancellors, Founders, and Principals of various colleges, and faculty who are helping me in forwarding these stories to their respective college students.

I thank all my WhatsApp, Facebook, Telegram, LinkedIn communities, patiently reading and suggesting!

I respect my teacher who is bringing direction to my family.

I love my family members for all their support and bearing with me all these years

*I wish the vibrant student community come and join this Inspire to Innovate Storytelling Movement and redefine their goals*

If you want to read these stories directly, you can access then at any of the following platforms

*Telegram App:* https://t.me/joinchat/L1QXvhcBxzQGeYQoOCbJnw 

*Blog:*  http://i2itm.blogspot.com/

*LinkedIn:* https://www.linkedin.com/in/ravisaripalle/

*Facebook:* https://www.facebook.com/saripalle.ravi

*Twitter:* https://twitter.com/RaviSaripalle

I am getting a lot of requests to add members to WhatsApp communities. However, we restricted it to a few communities due to my bandwidth limitations. Hope you understand.

Your Well-Wisher

Ravi Saripalle

I made this Wooden Fan. Can you Please Make me go Viral! The Best of Prototyping Ability and Social Media Strategy!

Dear Friends and Students

Today I received the above picture from one of my LinkedIn contacts! We need to appreciate this from multiple aspects. *First, if you closely observe the picture, the prototype is on an industrial scale. A Fan manufacturer develops such prototypes as part of their Design Thinking Process (Empathy, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test). Second, a humble boy is appealing. I am assuming he developed it on his own. Third, the social media caption! It became viral!*

India declared 2011-2020 as Innovation Decade! We are at the flag end of the decade (Dec 2020). There is a lot of work to be done. We need to promote Grassroots Innovators. They are the backbone of our country’s innovation growth.

National Innovation Foundation is working towards this cause. Every year NIF is conducting IGNITE awards. *You all must visit the following NIF website and appreciate these kids’ creative power*. Let me share 2019 IGNITE award ideas. Congratulations to all the following winners and their creative ideas.

Solar ironing cart, Vinisha Umashankar; Visually challenged friendly toilets, Baibhav Parida; Expandable food plate, Padmashree G.; Insect killing dustbin, Tanmay Kumar Sethi; Modified broom with dust collector for cleaning the ceiling, Swadha Krishn; Plate with inbuilt detachable glass, Vishwa Goswami; Quick finger duster for whiteboards, Archit Aryaman; Fast drying shoes, Devjit Prasad Majhi; Intelligent staircase, Anuj Mishra; Innovative shading tool for drawing, Raktim Das; Easy cleaning water tank, Sidhant Kumar; Stapler for leaf plate making, Suyash Patel; Spill-proof Kaangri, Asim Sikandar Mir; Perspiration absorbing shoe, Syeeda Banoo; Sickle housing first aid kit, Kishan Hanuji Thakor; Sleep-walking detector and preventer, Shivam Amritesh; Semi-automatic flower garland maker and packer, Surya A.J., Venkateswaran S. and Venuram R.R;

Like this, they are giving awards from 2008 onwards. These are real business ideas. They have every potential to commercialize.

*Proposal to Schools: Every school should have one weekly session (3 hours session) on Design Thinking. Currently, it is introduced in Engineering. However, it has to be introduced at the 8th Std level itself. This becomes a game-changer in taking the innovation mission forward*

Your Well-Wisher

 Ravi Saripalle

 i2itm.blogspot.com

 Source Inspiration: http://nif.org.in/ignite-award-function/23

All these years I thought Bata is an Indian Company! Is it my Ignorance or Powerful Brand Penetration of Bata? Excellent Case Study to Read!

Dear Friends and Students

I have been wearing Bata products for decades. I always thought it is a local brand till I read the story of Sandeep Kataria (49), Indian CEO of Bata elevated as Global CEO.

 *Just to give you the background of Sandeep*, did his Chemical Engineering from IIT Delhi (1987-91), PGDBM from XLRI (1991-93). Started with Kimberly-Clark Lever Pvt. Ltd as Brand Manager, Hindustan Lever, Unilever, Pizzahut UK, Yum Restaurants as CMO, Vodaphone Director, Bata India CEO for the last 3.5 years!

Coming back to Bata's story, it is a Switzerland-headquartered footwear major! *It is founded by Tomas Bata in 1894, a Czech entrepreneur often called the Henry Ford of the footwear industry. It is a family-owned business.*

 *Can you guess how many pairs Bata produce annually? * It is whopping- 18,00,00,000 (18 crores or 180 million shoes). Do you know how many stores they have? 5,800 stores, 22 manufacturing facilities across 5 continents/70 countries, operated by 35,000 employees.

As we are from India, we have obvious curiosity, *how many are sold in India?* It is 5 crore pairs and they serve 1,20,000 customers every day! It means, 4,38,00,000 (4.3 crores) customers visited yearly.

*How big footwear market across the world?*

Indian market is 2.2 billion pairs per year! It means every person in India buys 2 pairs per year! Do you agree? The global footwear market size was valued at $365.5 billion in 2020 and is estimated to reach $530.3 billion by 2027 (source: alliedmarketresearch.com/footwear-market). It means, worldwide, every person on average spends $52 (3,800 rupees) per year on footwear. Of course, it is not the case with lower-middle and middle-class people. Luxury footwear accounts for most of the pie.

*My Proposal to Tata*

*When Tata is successful in Salt to Steel*, why Tata International (Footwear division of Tata) is not penetrating deep into Indian style footwear? This could be big opportunity right? Tata Group can plan big!

*My Childhood Ignorance!*

In my childhood, I used to think BATA is a TATA company Maybe, the name synonym worked out for Bata in penetrating deep into the Indian market? I may be wrong! Of let, their platform named *Surprisingly Bata* is a super success. Anyways, I appreciate Tomas Bata for establishing an organization, which is still growing after 126 Years of its establishment. Hats off to their Marketing and Branding Strategy!

Congratulations Sandeep Kataria! Wish you success in this new Journey.

*We have a new addition to the Global Indian CEOs list- Arvind Krishna - CEO, IBM Group, Sundar Pichai - CEO, Google LLC & Alphabet INC, Satya Nadella - CEO, Microsoft, Shantanu Narayen - CEO, Adobe Inc., Ajaypal Singh Banga - CEO, Mastercard, Jayshree Ullal - CEO, Arista Networks, Rajeev Suri - CEO, Nokia Inc., George Curian - CEO, NetApp, Nikesh Arora - CEO, Palo Alto Networks, Dinesh C. Paliwal - CEO, Harman International, Sanjay Mehrotra - CEO, Micron Technology, Laxman Narasimhan - CEO, Reckitt Benckiser*

Best wishes to all Indian born CEOs! India going places

Your well-wisher

Ravi Saripalle

http://i2itm.blogspot.com 

Source Inspiration: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/industry/services/retail/an-indian-to-lead-bata-for-the-first-time-in-126-years-of-history/articleshow/79502853.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst&fbclid=IwAR0hd4_grzBa1v14fGkpBiWr4Xi1KZmOXDzlLiOV1A0YF7gb7y4wQcgI9zg

Letter to Student Series : Volume 4 Issue 2

My Dear Student Friends,

Greetings!

This is Dr. Ravi Saripalle, Founder, Inspire to Innovate (i2i) Storytelling Movement. Welcome to “Letter to Student Series- Volume 4 and Issue 2”. Hope you enjoyed reading my previous letter They are available at http://i2itm.blogspot.in/ and Video Message series is available at https://www.youtube.com/user/Indianrichtalent. The goal of these letters and video messages are to inspire, educate, engage, entertain and empower the students and make them Future Ready.

Inspiring Story Series: Episode 12-Subhash Palekar, A "Visionary" Indian Agriculturalist, promoter of Zero Budget Natural Farming: Subhash Palekar, an agriculturist, is practicing and promoting Zero Budget Natural Farming. Shubhashji completed Bachelor's Degree in Agriculture at Nagpur. He got truly inspired by Indian Vedic philosophy and practicing Gandhiji’s principles which are based on truth & non-violence. He is an ardent promoter of Zero Budget Farming which is based on natural farming. It brings lot of long-term results. Today, more than 30 million farmers throughout India are practicing Zero Budget Natural Farming. To his noble efforts, Shubhash Palekar received India's fourth highest civilian award - Padma Shri in 2016. To more about Shubhashji, please do visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subhash_Palekar.  You can listen to his inspiring story, at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4dK-xJVMp8 and get inspired!

Inspiring Story Series: Episode 13- Lakshmikutti (Popularly known as Vanamuthassi, Grandmother of Jungle), a great Poison healer using traditional medicine:  Lakshmikutti, a tribal woman from Kallar forest Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, known for her amazing poison healing capabilities. She can prepare 500 medicines through her sheer memory. She has been practicing traditional medicine for over 50 years. She has been invited by multiple agencies for expert talk. She is also famous as critic writer (poems, dramas) and teacher in the folklore academy. To know more about her, please visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lakshmikutty. To her noble efforts, Lakshmikutti got awarded India's fourth highest civilian award - Padma Shri  in 2018. Hear her amazing story at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gpUKaKRTycQ and get inspired!

Dr P D Kameswara Rao , left career as nuclear physicist in USA to make a difference in poor rural people near Cheepurupalle, Vizianagagaram, AP: Dr P D Kameswara Rao, who was a researcher in Boston University and Rutgers University in USA (spent 11 years together), returned to his native place to understand rural issues and to uplift the lives of poor villagers. He established Sodhana Charitable Trust (SCT), 1979 in Cheepurupalle in Vizianagaram district of AP, and has been working towards rural transformation programs for last 40 years. To know more about Dr Rao's work, please visit http://sodhana.org.in/about.html and please do visit
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/articleshow/66421882.cms?utm_source=contentofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

IIT Bombay Team Unearths the Potential Maharashtra’s Hot Springs and geothermal energy sources/opportunities: Team from IIT-Bombay led by Dr Trupti Chandrashekhar in collaboration with IIT-Hyderabad, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Petroleum Technology (Amethi), and the University of Florence (Italy), studied 350-km stretch Maharashtra's coastline where natural geysers exists. They believe that more than 60 hot water springs  exist in that region. These springs got immersed in minerals, with temperature ranges from 40 and 72 degrees Celsius. They can be used for medical purpose and they are holding religious credit. They can be used as natural greenhouses, dehydration units for perishable food products, natural health spas. They will develop tertiary industries which helps in employment generation. Natural geysers/ geothermal energy promotes green energy. Great research work by the team! Thank you Better India for publishing such an inspiring news. To read more, please visit https://www.thebetterindia.com/163273/iit-maharashtra-hot-springs-india-news/

Jitendra Singh, a security guard writes 4,000 letters to families of martyrs and still counts: Jitendra Singh, 37-year-old private security guard from Surat, a native Bharatpur district, Rajasthan, also having family members serving Indian Army, has been writing to families of martyrs from last 18 years, right from 1999 Kargil war. He wants to bring confidence and show gratitude among those families. He has database of 38,000 martyrs and would like to work towards writing to all these families. So far, he wrote 4000 letters! Great spirit Jitendra ji. Thank you yourstory for publishing this article. For more details, please visit https://yourstory.com/2018/10/jitendra-singh-honour-martyrs/

Have you seen "talking bananas"?: Stacey Truman, the cafeteria manager at Kingston Elementary School in Virginia Beach, Virginia wanted to inspire students in the school. She started writing down little and inspiring messages on bananas and served the students! What an idea right? What kind of encouragement students get? Some of the messages were " Just Breathe", "You get what you give", "Keep Trying", " Never give up", "Make someone laugh", " You are loved" etc. Is it not great idea to inspire someone right? It is a healthy, curious and inspiring method to feed children. Can you implement this model in your vicinity? To read more, please visit https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/lunch-lady-encourages-students-by-writing-messages-on-fruit/

13-year-old Indian Origin boy topped America’s Next Top Young Scientist: Rishab Jain created an algorithm which uses an artificial intelligence to accurately locate and target the pancreas in real-time during a cancer patient’s MRI radiotherapy. Pancreas cancer is third leading cause for deaths. He also received $25,000 prize. Good job Rishab. Keep the spirit. To know more, please visit https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/13-year-old-named-americas-top-young-scientist-for-drastically-improving-pancreatic-cancer-treatment/

Green Machine to Generate Clouds in order to generate Clean Water Wins $1.75 Million: Skysource/Skywater Alliance developed a container which sucks hot air outside and when mixed with cold air inside, causes condensation. The resulting droplets are collected in the water tank which is good solution for the rural and poor segments. The necessary power is supplied through biomass. This is also giving biochar as bi-product which helps in nourishing the farms. To know more about this innovation, please read https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/totally-green-machine-that-uses-biowaste-to-generate-clouds-for-clean-water-wins-1-75-million-xprize/.

Karthyayini Amma, 96-year-old woman, cracks Kerala literacy exam who is oldest among peers: A total of 43,330 students appeared for literacy examination conducted by the Kerala government. In this, Karthyayini Amma scored 98 out of 100, wherein she got  28/30 in mathematics, 30 out of 30 in reading test and 30 out of 30 in writing. Inspiring women right? This 96-year-old women never attended school in her life. She used to work as sweeper at temples and nearby households and raised family. Inspite of this background,  she has this great learning attitude which we all should appreciate. Thank you Indianexpress for publishing this inspiring news. To read more, please visit https://indianexpress.com/article/india/96-year-old-woman-oldest-among-her-peers-cracks-kerala-literacy-exam-5427962/

Dear Students, Hope you completed Future readiness assessment. This is to help you to plan your life better and make you relevant in the context of 4th Industrial revolution. Please take this assessment every month without fail. It acts like reminder to 5 important activities- Inspire yourself through positive stories, get mentored from your role model, develop your natural intelligence, manage academics and do physical activity. Request you to answer the following five questions and calculate your Future Readiness.

1.         I read / hear stories of amazing people           

 (A) weekly once (10 marks)           (B) monthly once (5 marks)           (C) Irregular reading (2 marks)                                      (D)Not Interested (0 marks)

2.         I write letter / mail to my mentor (other than parents) for guidance (professional / personal)

(A) every 6 months (10 marks)      (B) yearly once (5 marks)               (C) Irregular writing (2 marks)                                        (D)Not Interested (0 marks)

3.         I practice my passion or natural intelligence (to know your intelligence https://goo.gl/vgyD54) 

(A) weekly 4 hours (10 marks)       (B) weekly 2 hours (5 marks)        (C) Irregular practice (2 marks)              (D)Not Interested (0 marks)

4.         I manage my academics with consistent percentage or grade 

(A) A Grade and above  (10 marks)            (B) B Grade and above  (5 marks) (C) C Grade or below (2 marks)                  (D)Consistent Failure (0 marks)

5.         I do physical activity and maintain good health  

(A) weekly 4 hours (10 marks)       (B) weekly 2 hours (5 marks)                   (C) Irregular practice (2 marks)      (D)Not Interested (0 marks)

Check Your Score and Title

I wish you should be either Performer (your score should be between 40-50) or Challenger (your score should be between 25-40). You should not give any scope to be  Lounger (relaxed) with 10-25 score or Laggard (slower than desired) with score less than 10.

My Dear Friends, Appreciate your valuable time. See you in my next letter. Thank you for giving me this wonderful opportunity. You can also reach to me at sdindia2020@gmail.com. I am happy to respond to your letter.

With Best Wishes,

Dr. Ravi Saripalle

About Author:    Dr. Ravi Saripalle is Founder of Inspire to Innovate (i2i) Storytelling Movement and Director, Center for Innovation, GVP College of Engineering (A), Vizag, AP, India. As part of Inspire to Innovate (i2i) Storytelling Movement, Dr.Ravi is trying to instill inspiration through spreading positive stories of amazing people in the form of short stories, embedding them in the form of letters (epistolary form) and sending them to thousands of schools, colleges, universities districts administration across India. Also conducting Storytelling Workshops in select institutions. Providing customized mentoring to inspired students. Dr. Ravi is having 18 years of experience in Industry, Consultancy, Training, Mentoring and Research. Prior to this current mission, Ravi worked with Wipro Technologies for more than a decade.  Ravi can be reached at sdindia2020@gmail,com or http://i2itm.blogspot.in/ or https://www.facebook.com/RaviSaripalle

Previous letters are available at http://i2itm.blogspot.in/    Videos https://www.youtube.com/user/Indianrichtalent

Disclaimer: The goal of this i2iSM letter series campaign is to inspire students / youth through storytelling and develop innovative leaders to build strong nation. In this process, I have taken several data points from various websites, NEWS articles, books, videos etc. I sincerely thank all the editors for providing such an insightful stories and information. To the best of my knowledge, I tried to acknowledge all the sources. I sincerely apologize for any omissions, grammatical mistakes and hurting any reader’s sentiments. I request all the readers to understand the spirit behind this effort. This effort doesn’t involve any commercials. Letter series is for free distribution.