My Evokation is to spread literacy among under privileged students - for this i have joined Yuva Unstoppable and Microsoft student partners digital literacy program
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it's a website..
The People who can help are architects and civil engineers..
it's when flood, tsunami , earthquake strikes a region..
The architects and civil engineers will design the makeshift relief camps..
They will suggest the People living there on Building Makeshift houses for themselves..and designs that can help minimize the damage caused..
Added by paras on May 10, 2010 at 4:09pm —
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I visit a school every sunday for two hours to spread literacy among kids.
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Plan to minimize damage from Earthquake's
1) Makeshift tents for Residents
2) Strict Guidelines for Building Houses/Flats/Apartments
3) Renovating Old Buildings
4) decreasing the House density in the city
5) stop Panic during crisis
6) Disaster management Force support
7) Trained force for Earthquake relief
8) Proper Equipments to remove building remains and save as many life as possible
9) Pool of volunteers
10) SMS alerts : safety tips.
Added by paras on May 10, 2010 at 3:49pm —
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The mission statement said 'Use your local insight to identify a crisis that your city, town or village might face in the future.'
- What are the most likely natural disasters, food shortages, power outages, political crises, health outbreaks, or other social disruptions that YOU should be prepared to face with resilience?
Pick one.
Earthquakes. Gujarat, India had a terrible earthquake in 2002
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Added by paras on May 10, 2010 at 3:40pm —
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i lend my support to preserving jain manuscripts. The organization that i am talking about works under jito.org and is responsible for preserving manuscripts of jain religion.
They invite volunteers to translate the manuscript. For that special knowledge is required and is carried out under the supervision of jain saints
the other work is to computerize it and publish it.
They invite volunteers for this type of work
Added by paras on May 10, 2010 at 6:49am —
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Like to share knowledge on
1) My Research on jain philosophy
2) My books that i have written
3) How to start a SME business in india
4) Knowledge of Technology
5) i would maintain a website to publish my thoughts
6) Psycology
7) How to gain weight
8) Being Happy
9) Deliver a technical session
10) Be proactive social innovator
Added by paras on May 10, 2010 at 6:40am —
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I successfully taught three girls basic maths for a period of 8 months in 2010. Those girls topped their exams in 2010 in their respective class. Now, 10 years later. One of them is a maths teacher. Other is a leading economist of the country. Third Girl is a social activist working for women education.
Added by paras on May 10, 2010 at 6:34am —
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it's said that when you teach a women, you impart knowledge to next generation. This is so because mothers teach their childrens, so educated mothers are very important for upliftment of the society.
I am a volunteer of teach india, a times of india initiative. under this programme one is suppose to teach a bunch of kids basics for 2 hour every week.
Now, i spend 2 hours with kids every sunday. I have 4 students under my lead. My responsibility is to improve their maths grade. 3 out of…
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Added by paras on May 10, 2010 at 6:30am —
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Finally the venus project, which gave the idea of resource based economy is up and running. the pilot project is started in a small town in California state for the period of 10 months and if the project is successful, it will be taken to next level. the founder of venus project gave the keynote speech in his inauguration ceremony. Newly elected President of USA was optimistic about the success of the project. This is one of the many alternative money project started by USA and countries around…
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Added by paras on May 9, 2010 at 6:35pm —
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The idea of Resource based Economy really makes sense to me. why on the earth we need money. When the most important thing are natural resources, it makes sense to develop our economy based on resources and not money. i watched doc**entary named zietgiest addendum and there they had this critical view of the situation the monetary system leads us to . we really need a change. the article ' future of money ' was awesome. they had some awesome idea. the idea of electric money and favor money…
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To solve the problem of water crisis, the research team made up of scientist of 100 nations successfully demonstrated a viable method to convert the sea water to potable water. For this grand event, head researcher will give the keynote speech. all the scientist will be honored by UN secretary. Few of them will give talk on the method. And then the process for deploying the method all around the world will start!!
Added by paras on May 9, 2010 at 6:18pm —
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as per the act4 mssion brief i joined the ashoka network. the work those people are really noteworthy. i would not have discovered sp many organizations if i had not joined urgentevoke.com. it's far better than hearing the sad news about the world like population, politics, murders , pollution etc..atleast agents are aware and are doing something that can change the world..
From this moment on, i would like to do my part to save water..like maintaining the pipes, getting them serviced,…
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' Remote sensing and GIS tools for supporting community-based management of mangrove wetlands in east coast of India: Preliminary experience.. '
i found this on
http://www.cbnrm.net/members/cases/cases.html which was suggested in the mission learn tab. i really like the fact that remote sensing and GIS tools where used for the general benefit of the people in India. As am passionate for technological advancements and their…
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check out freerice.com
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As a child i use to watch jetsons..
The City, the vehicle, the lifestyle, etc..that was shown in the series is really awesome..
i wish my city becomes like that, say not in 2020..at least by 2030!
Added by paras on May 9, 2010 at 7:23am —
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according to me managing panic in pandemic is important. i don't say others are not. they are really important too. but the way i see it..it is the panic that leads to chaos and unrest and that is the last thing one wants when we are dealing with pandemics..
Added by paras on May 8, 2010 at 4:07pm —
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it's 2020. Just read the news that world does not use carbon based energy anymore. the population is dropped to 98% and we are on the verge of creating 0 carbon emission a reality. The alternative form of energy that i use is the wind mill on the top of house that harnesses the wind energy. the water running down from the sewer pipe is used to generate power. solar energy is used for lightning in the night. the research on the electrical appliances has helped them to consume very minimal power.…
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Added by paras on May 8, 2010 at 4:00pm —
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we are aware of the road bumps..those semicircular arc shaped piece of concrete..now, when vehicles run over it, they exert some force on it..
Now, can we not use that force to convert it into electrical energy..
Imagine zillions of vehicle producing energy daily just by running over bumps..
Added by paras on May 8, 2010 at 3:50pm —
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- What are the goals of the network? How does it work?
The goal of the evoke network is to equip humans with the knowledge make our world a better place to live. it's all about listening to your heart and doing things that you really want to do.
- Who are the members? Why do they join?
Anyone can join. Evoke is a community of people who dream to change the world. they share, learn and work and thus their collective effort can bring about a positive effect…
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