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"Guidance on being part of Honeybee network Arunesh Dutta, aruneshdutta@ gmx.com
I am an innovator and a Software Engineer by profession and currently also developing cost effective open source based automation solutions.I wanted to associate myself with grass root innovation and be p ar t of hone y b e e ne t work. Kindly please guide me with this
(Welcome to HBN, will love to have your support in our web management, database management and any other area u wish to contribute. -Ed.)
Publication in Honey Bee B r a i n y B l o o m s L e c o le InternationLE -CBSE SCHOOL, Pondichery-605501
We would like to publish one innovation in honeybee network. i searched a link but i could not find it. can you guide me in this regard?
(You are welcome to submit your innovation at ignitedmind@honeybee.org -Ed.)
Arequest to help prepare for Shodhyatra
Jayeshkumar. Khant
jayeshkhant2489@gmail.com
I want to be a part of hooney bee network. I want to be a volunteer of up coming shodh yatra.
(Thanks Jayesh, we need many bvolunteers to plan for the forthcoming shodhyatras. Chetan patel, national coordinator for shodhyatra at honey bee network will contact you and assign you some specific responsibility after discussing with you. U can start collecting open source educational content in Indian language for government school children. -Ed.)
Something innovative I tried during lockdown
Soumya Kushwaha, MBA 2020, IIMA
Ever since I successfully completed the CINE course under your guidance, I’ve been itching to write to you and tell you about something innovative I did. Finally I get a chance to write to you to share a little initiative I undertook during the lockdown days. All those free days gave me some time to explore my old-time hobbies and I enjoyed that so much that I ended up creating quite a few adorable paintings. I also always wanted to hold an auction for my paintings someday. Thankfully, I painted enough of them to give it a try.
However, there was a big challenge in arranging the auction as I couldn’t get people to gather at a place. That’s when, one of my friends from the institute suggested that I do it online. To be honest, the idea sounded a little strange and unheard of but I decided to go ahead with it. I hail from a town in Haryana and not many people participate in auctions here! However, I still organised an online auction on Google Meet for the people from my town alone (for ease of delivery as far away deliveries were at halt that time!).
I floated a google form asking people to select the paintings they wished to bid for. The response wasn’t exceptional- only 11 people filled it and eventually only 3 turned up for the auction. But I kept going with the same spirit and eventually felt very glad that I actually did it. I’ve decided to donate 50% of the profits for the fight against Covid. I even wrote about it on LinkedIn and interestingly many people reached out to me asking how I organised an ‘online auction’ adding they would like to do something similar. So what if not many people participated in the auction. Just a little act of innovation, a little grit created many ripple effects, making my initiative truly successful, I believe :)
Shared this story with you to thank you as you created the same ripples for me over these past 2 years! Also, attaching a few creations from my brush here :) (I am happy that you tried, small beginnings are the essence of my life and i always encourage younger friends to do so, never hesitate in taking small steps keep it up, good that you contributed some resources for covid19 you do have talent, do continue to enchant us with your creative outpourings. -Ed.)
Regarding MOOC
Elisha Garg
CLASS – 11, APJ School, Noida elishagarg001@gmail.com
I am obliged to be a part of your HOW TO INNOVATE sessions. I attended your first session and it was a very enriching and informative session for me. You actually told something apart from what we learn in schools and textbooks. I have always craved for this kind of knowledge but unfortunately could never find a way to acquire it so nicely. I am so thankful that I am finally getting a chance to be a part of this beautiful journey.
Sir just like me I know there are many other who really deserve an opportunity to attend these sessions, to acquire this knowledge but are not able to because of lack of some or other facilities. I have always wanted to do something for them but I don’t know exactly what and how. As you said it’s not the government or society on whom we should be dependent upon to do something because it’s the individual from where the change should come from. I really don’t know what I could do and what not for that marginalised and under privileged part of our society. But what I know is I am sensitive enough to feel their pain and have the urge in me to do something for them. My father’s job is in china and because of this current situation even his salary is cut down by 70% or so but I know I don’t have a cut down in my own savings.
As I find this platform as THE PERFECT place where I could do something for society, I want the spend my savings for a cause which benefits the part of our country who actually needs it in these times and I want to help them in these difficult situations. I even have some friends from school who would wish do donate/spend their own savings for the betterment of the society. It would be very helpful for me if you or chetan sir could guide me and help me figuring this out or tell me a way to do so.
(Many thanks for your very evocative and meaningful mail. Wish your extended family, mother and father a safe and happy time ahead about your question: I think the most urgent need is the education of children of workers, construction or others engaged in the petty job, if they can attend the class that you are attending, will that not be great.
I am mentioning several suggestions but it does not mean u should implement all of these. Pl try to help the children without smartphones or net access to benefit from online education, lest they are left behind. -Ed.)
Project for self employment
Kamal Kumar Agrawal
Ralpur. 492001, kkaglryp@gmail.com
I have developed many innovative items and apparatus, all of these are mainly helpful for betterment of nature and environment. Learning and making of these are very easy, these can give self-employment to thousands of people in rural and urban areas. This would also help some extent to fulfill the GANDHI’S Dreams of “KUTIR UDHYOG”. Free training available for betterment of society Feel free to WhatsApp me at 9993527940
(Sure, pl share your ideas in open through a blog which we will share widely. -Ed.)
Explorer traditional medicine
Rajeev Pandey rajeev8nif@gmail.com
We the people of india have vast tradition based symptomatic treatment method. Tribal society of jharkhand have a lot of suggestions to cure. Should we move further to explorer traditional medicine or we have to wait?
(Please do share your ideas including typhoid remedy and mention that hbn has hundreds more being submitted to BIRAC fr screening purposes. As you already know, HBN helped NIF got patents filed In USA for healers from Jharkhand through pro bono help of THT and later KLNG firm partner Tom Turano. The network is vibrant and is still very helpful. -Ed.)
Looking for projects under grassroot innovation
Jui Bobade
jui4brcks@gmail.com
I am pursuing management studies (1st year) and was part of the MIT India Initiative this year. After attending your guest lecture @Weschool, Mumbai, I was thoroughly inspired to work under your guidance in the space of Grassroot innovation. Also, during the session, you encouraged me to work in the service model of innovation.
I am a Dance and Movement facilitator as well did my diploma in Dance movement therapy from TISS, Mumbai.
Looking forward to contribute to the work that you do and inspire us for the same. Open for any projects!
(Welcome Juibala, when will u like to join us, can u study Gian.org and sristi.org and make a synopsis of your internship . Will be very happy to mentor. Good luck and
welcome to Honey Bee Network. -Ed.)
Thank you note and going forward ...
Ali Awni, Ph.D.
Director, The American University of Cairo - AUC ahawni@aucegypt.edu
I am writing this email to thank you for your valuable participation in the BoP MENA Summit that was held at the American University in Cairo from October 1st to 3rd. It is always very enlightening to listen to you. I personally enjoyed and benefited from your panel presentation and from the workshop you conducted. I also wanted to thank you for your book. I started reading it!
I have many ideas for a follow up. And we are very interested in the concept of grassroots innovations and in cooperating with Honey Bee network and perhaps replicate it in Egypt and eventually in all Africa!
(There are many ways in which we can start cooperation: Arabic language honey bee newsletter
a) I have enclosed a special 25 year issue giving an overview of what HBN has dealt with in different domains
b) we could start with student club for augmenting inclusive innovation (scaii). -Ed)
Subscription of The Honey Bee
Yogesh G. Nair,
Ayanavaram, CHENNAI - 600023
I reside in Chennai now & am 53 years old. I am an HR professional with more that 28 years of corporate experience
I am born & brought up in Vadodara & plan to settle down in same city (have my own house there at Sama, near Navarachna school) for post retirement life. I plan to take up organic farming & hence started collecting info related to that. I write this email to you after getting details through web search.
I would like to be subscriber of The Honey Bee newsletter (English) & request you to let me know the subscription rates.
Shall be glad if you can forward a couple of complimentary copies for my reference.
(Many thanks Yogesh, for your interest in organic agriculture, pl look up various databases of HBN at sristi.org/wsa for more information. You are welcome to visit sristi and gian when you come to Ahmedabad. -Ed.)
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