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The Beginning of a New Dawn: Beyond Nehru’s Vision

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Its strange, but its true. The Indian Institute of Technology is just next door to the phenomenal growth that is being witnessed in the IT industry in Chennai. While entire stretches of roads are seeing the boom of buildings that house thousands of engineers and designers who are developing the next generation of technological advancements, [...]

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Ten Tips to Starting up Right.

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Thinking of Starting up? 10 Tips to starting up right.
1. Know your strength. There will always be a difference between those who inherit a strength vs someone who is intuitively good at it. Know what your forte is.
2. Learn to Tell a story. Boy meets girl, they fall in love and eventually end up together. [...]

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The Indian Innovation Roadmap: Disclosed

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Its been a while since I’ve written here. I am not going to apologize for it. The reason being simple. I once by accident went back a year and on what I “was” thinking, and i realized how fast the space of startups, innovation and clarity was emerging. I am not even seeing the evolution [...]

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Instant Messaging : Rules of Engagement.

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More and more I see this happening. I am logged onto most of the IM networks, from Office, Mobile, Home, and several devices. Whatever status you wish to show - busy, online, available, paranoid don’t really matter no more. Some folks are just permanently affixiated with certain statuses and close friends would know. Others dont. [...]

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Is Micro-Funding a New Trend to Come?

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A lot of folks seem to be very curious as to what I am working on, since my stepping back from Proto.in. Well, quite a bit actually and on some rather serious stuff. Serious as cash, infact. One of the major concerns that has been on my mind is the scarcity of capital in this [...]

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