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Is a blog of light verse of humor written using the combination of divergent and convergent thinking technique of Creative Problem Solving (CPS) i.e, Brainstorming, applied for creativity and innovation in scientific and technology field using six questions who, what, when, where, why and how.Since Innovation opens up new vistas of knowledge and new dimensions to our imagination to make everyday life more meaningful and richer in depth and content.
Home-work is hard to swallow
It is very hot for children
They fear their taste
And try to avoid it any rate.
They choose bright red apples
Which is sweet as playing
To spend their time with joy
Rather than hot chillies cry.
But parents and teachers preference
For the good of their future presence
To provide them experience for life
Since bright red chillies helps them to face problems.
EX-PEZ APJ Abdual Kalam said
In Internet café’s, the learner-centered web-based environment is available. Here nothing could be thought but everything could be learnt. So it is more attractive than traditional classrooms where class teachers are some time moody while computer is not.
As authentic material is available in the web and you get the opportunity to interact with those people who are proficient in the field of your interest anywhere around the world helping you to acquire knowledge and improve your skills.
Proposal Submission:
Proposals should be submitted electronically to both:
Submission Deadlines | Award Announcements |
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PROGRAM PROCESS DESCRIPTION
Step 1. Apply to the Program - Interested innovators should apply to participate in the Program using the on-line application form.
Step 2. First Screening - Applications are evaluated to select the top 60 innovations. The 60 selectees are invited to participate in a Commercialization Strategy Workshop.
Step 3. Commercialization Strategy Workshop - Top 60 innovators are invited to attend a 3-day Commercialization Strategy Workshop at the FICCI campus in Delhi. Specific dates are to be determined.
Step 4. Second Screening - The top 30 innovations are selected from the group of 60. These innovators will receive a professional assessment of their innovation, and will be invited to attend the Entrepreneurship Workshop.
Step 5. Each innovator receives a QuickLook assessment, prepared by the professional staff members of the IC2 Institute.
Step 6. Entrepreneurship Workshop - The top 30 innovators attend an intensive workshop that will guide them through 6 key areas of entrepreneurship. Dates and venues are to be determined.
Step 7. DST-Lockheed Martin Innovation Competition - The top 30 innovators present their innovations to a panel of judges made of up of renowned technologists and commercialization experts from India and the United States. At the end of the competition, six Gold Medal Innovators, and six Silver Medal Innovators will be named.
Step 8. Business Development - Gold & Silver Medal Innovators will receive professional business development services from FICCI and IC2 Institute to assist them in developing their global marketing strategies.
Step 9. Global Markets - Innovators connect with new global partners.
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Have a question? Look here for answers.
Q. What is the DST-Lockheed Martin India Innovation Growth Program?
A. The DST-Lockheed Martin India Innovation Growth Program is a two-year, nation-wide project, created to enhance the growth and development of India's entrepreneurial economy. The Program is equally funded by Department of Science and Technology(Gov of India) and Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, and was developed with the assistance of the Indo- US Scinece and Technology Forum, the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas, and FICCI.
Q. How can I have my project (technology) included in the program?
A. Any Indian group or organization with a promising new technology is encouraged to apply to participate in the program. Complete the online application at www.IndiaInnovates.in. Program participation will be based on a competitive selection process.
Q. What is the cost of participating in the program?
A. The cost of the program is equally funded by DST and Lockheed Martin. Participants pay for only for their own travel-related expenses.
Q. Where will the program events take place?
A. Event locations and venues will be announced shortly.
Q. What is QuickLook?
A. QuickLook is a technology assessment process developed by the IC2 Institute that is designed to quickly and effectively evaluate the commercial potential of technologies.
Q. How can I determine if my technology is eligible to participate in the program?
A. Practically any innovative technology is acceptable. See the Program Description page for more details.
Q. What is a "professional business development engagement?"
A. Top selectees receive personalized business development services from FICCI & the IC2 Institute at the University of Texas at Austin. Professional business development managers work with selected participants to develop and implement successful commercialization plans, connecting them with potential customers, investors or other partners in the United States and other locations.
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