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Ahimsa Conversations over two years
Is violence more natural than nonviolence? http://youtube.com/embed/7H4cw3N1364?start=17&end=117
What is ahimsa? http://youtube.com/embed/7H4cw3N1364?start=118&end=274
How are ahimsa, justice and politics related? http://youtube.com/embed/7H4cw3N1364?start=275&end=356
Why is ahimsa not a mere tactic for protestors? http://youtube.com/embed/7H4cw3N1364?start=357&end=487
Ahimsa and Justice: http://youtube.com/embed/7H4cw3N1364?start=487&end=605 08:07-10.07
Can Ahimsa help to shape the present and future? http://youtube.com/embed/7H4cw3N1364?start=606&end=745
Ahimsa Conversations Live # 1 : Second Anniversary
Ahimsa Conversations Montage # 2
Where are we heading?
Part of article on Congress by Mar 27, 2022 | Prem Shankar Jha ‘Out With the Gandhis’ a Cry of Despair; With No Obvious Replacement, Cure May Be Worse than Disease
In 2014, the youth of northern India believed Narendra Modi offered them hope of a better, more secure future.. in 2019 they still voted for him because the opposition had offered no alternative vision of the future either. Three years have passed and there is still no clear perception of the threat that a continuation of BJP rule poses to India’s future .– and still no offer of an alternative, better future. So, it is looking more and more as if the BJP will win the 2024 general elections too.
There is an even chance that by 2029 the Indian Union will cease to exist.
Prema Gopalan: A Tribute
Outstanding Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2019 : Prema Gopalan, Executive Director of Swayam Shikshan Prayog received the Award of Outstanding Social Entrepreneur of the Year 2019 from Prof. Klaus Martin Schwab, the Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum at the SEOY 2019 Award Ceremony held at Delhi on October 3 2019, awarded by the Schwab Foundation for Social Entrepreneurship and Jubilant Bhartia Foundation. She was also one of the 40 awardees who have received the award for Social Innovation Driving Change and Transforming Society at the World Economic Forum’s Sustainable Development Impact Summit (SDI) held in New York on Sept 23, 2019 https://www.sspindia.org/awardsandrecognition/
'Social Entrepreneur of the Year' India 2008, Finalist Prema Gopalan Nov 24, 2008 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9H6ntLf-9X0
Founded by Prema Gopalan in 1994, Swayam Shiskshan Prayog (SSP) is building networks of rural social businesses that are co-created by private corporations and women survivors of disasters such as the 2004 Asian Tsunami and the Latur and Gujarat earthquakes (of 1993 and 2001 respectively). With the facilitation of SSP, networks of rural women entrepreneurs have launched retail businesses in renewable home energy products, home groceries and health funds in partnership with BP (previously known as British Petroleum), LIC and others.
Rural Community Leaders Combatting Climate Change https://vimeo.com/227254208 Swayam Shikshan Prayog, an Indian NGO, trains rural women in entrepreneurship and builds their capacities for marketing clean-energy projects in their communities. Currently, an active network of 1,100 women entrepreneurs is working across 8 districts in India. The women provide a complete ‘ecosystem’ approach as clean-technology users, educators, providers and supporters in their communities, which helps make it easier for people to adopt energy-efficient technologies and products that address climate change.
SSP functions as an “umbrella” organization, a consortium of four social enterprises to execute its activities on-ground. These social enterprises collaborate to form an enabling ecosystem for women entrepreneurs.
Through our entities, SSP builds women-led rural markets at three levels:
• We make women part of the rural economy through business-coaching.
• We extend monetary support to rural women foraying into entrepreneurship.
• We create a network of these women entrepreneurs to scale their operations through strategic partnerships between corporate and local women entrepreneurs.
Our entities function independently as sustainable enterprises, managed by CEOs at the helm of business development and operations.
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- Indian Judiciary: Chalenges of Future
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- Who pays for the Haircut?
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