young india

Heritage India, in every issue, captures a segment of our rich and diverse culture for every member of the family to read. This is not just history, this is our story. The Heritage India magazine captures fragments of this civilisation that is over 5000 years old, in 120 pages of fascinating research with beautiful photography, printed on high quality glossy paper. Launched in 2007, Heritage India successfully published 20 issues over five years. 

Rise India  Is a young, dynamic and vibrant organization. Rise India firmly believes that Education and Employability will become the most dominant factors for India to become an economic superpower. Rise India has created an integrated ecosystem that provides affordable but high quality education, vocational training, skill development, high-end training, e-learning and digital education solutions to people at large. India is Rising with Rise India. Rise India has been formed with a dream to contribute to RISING INDIA by providing quality education, skill development, training, employability and financial solutions through its portfolio companies. Rise India provides growth capital to small to mid size companies and helps them grow in order to make every INDIAN RISE by way of providing cutting edge customized solutions.

I was often told that India was very prosperous in past…. It was ‘bird of gold’.  I myself heard this claim many times in past. I just believed in it. Never really checked its validity.  A long  inconclusive friday night discussion with a friend left me wondering…. “Is it just an uninformed claim by a pompous Indian ? “. So I decided to systematically check the validity of the cliched statement. The question about the prosperity is intricately related to the trade or economic activity in ancient India. The rest of the post is dedicated to check whether the ‘bird of gold’  statement holds any water by looking at the economic activity in ancient India. The following summarizes what I learned.

The Start-Up Mission India, which is slated to be unveiled on Saturday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, aims to take the start up culture beyond the IITs and IIMs. The Start-Up Mission India, which is slated to be unveiled on Saturday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, aims to take the start up culture beyond the IITs and IIMs. The Mission includes a road map to create technology business incubators and research parks, along with a network of start-ups to help in the process.

The campaign was officially launched on 2 October 2014 at  Rajghat ,  New Delhi , by Prime Minister  Narendra Modi . It is India's largest ever cleanliness drive with 3 million government employees, and especially school and college students from all parts of India, participating in the campaign. CLEAN-India (Community Led Environment Action Network) programme was launched by Development Alternatives (DA) with the vision of developing a cleaner environment for our urban centres. This nation-wide programme focuses on environmental assessment, awareness, advocacy and action on school children who are the future citizens. The underlined realisation is that ‘each one of us is responsible for the current state of are environment and we cannot wait for someone else to solve it’. CLEAN INDIA MISSION: The CLEAN-India programme aims to mobilise community responsibility for environmental assessment and improvement in all major towns and cities of India through schools and NGOs lin

Young India was newspaper or journal set up by Jamnadas, Dwarkadas, Shankerlal Banker and Indulal Yagnik at Bombay. They also launched an All India Propaganda Fund to publish pamphlets in regional languages and in English. A compilation of his speeches and essays, it focuses on  Indian  society, politics the youth. The book revolves around Bhagat's thoughts and innovations on how to improve the  Indian economy through social reforms. It also criticizes the dis-function of the Indian government as well as moralities regarding the current condition of India. Bhagat writes about how India can be a progressive society in the future. He talks about the rampant corruption in India and how society should change to rid it. The theme is central to his dream of a free and forward thinking India. Published in August 2012, the book was universally panned by critics.