The complete root cause analysis of Myocardial Infarction is identified.

A few fundamental questions have been raised by the research committee, and they are:

Q1: Why heart attack does not occur in animals?
Q2: Why plaque does not get deposited in the veins and other arteries, if it gets created by cholesterol?
Q3: Why does LDL (low-density lipoprotein) theory still exist? Is it because the pharmaceutical industries make $40 billion every year?

Conflict – is just 3

Difference of Opinion
Difference of Perspective
Difference of Expectations

MittiCool Clay Creation, a small-scale industry that produces hand-craft items, is situated in the city of Wankaner, Rajkot District. This project has been initiated by Mr. Mansukhbhai Prajapati in the year 1988 with very small investment and zeal for innovation in the field of clay products, during which he first developed a basic clay product called Tawadi (tava) with hand pressing system first time in India.

To list a few of his hand-made inventions:

• In 1995, he developed the first clay water filter.
• In 2001, he developed a unique product – MittiCool Refrigerator – from a special clay for the rural people who do not have electricity in their villages.
• In 2005, he discovered the Non-stick Mitti Tava that was introduced for the very first time in India.
• And, in 2009, he discovered another innovative product Smart Cooker – made up of Terracotta Clay.

It was for the first time in history of India that somebody has taken patent rights for clay-made home products. With his great efforts and creativity, he was honoured as ‘RURAL SCIENTIST’ by the Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam – former Scientist & President of the India, at the 4th National Awards Function in New Delhi. Since then, he never looked back with his creative mindset and attachment to clay. He also developed many innovative products that were appreciated both, nationally and internationally.

Mansukhbhai Prajapati with the Honourable President of India – Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

Patents rights certificate for clay-made products

Leadership 2.0 was the topic of the event organised by young enthusiasts from Silicon Valley under the banner of SPIR-IT who believed that the role of Emotions and Compassion drives creativity and individual high performance. The SPIR-IT Summit was held on 19th March at IMAGE Auditorium, MRC Nagar, Chennai at 9.00 a.m.

I liked the topic of the conversation. They were able to invite many great thinkers and bring them to Chennai. The few names are Bruce Lipton from USA, Bharat Mitra – an Australian by birth but a Indian by heart, Sister Jayanti Kirpalani from Brahama Kumaris, Dr. Kiranmai, David Kilowsky, Raghu Ananthanarayan, Nilima Bhat, Dr.  Lakshmi Andiappan and N Sivasamban. The event was put together by Bala Kishore and Janardhan Chodagam.

What I appreciate is, amidst many self-development programmes on skills and competencies which are taking center stage, this programme conversed about the fundamental questions of Emotional Health and Compassionate leadership in today’s high-pressured ‘Hire and Fire’ environment. To me, these are the basic elements of Design Thinking that drives higher throughput. For Design Thinking, one needs a secure environment where one can have respect for his opinions and perspectives besides his skills and expertise. It is the emotional health that drives ‘I know it all’ which I call ego, to ‘I need to know’ listening.

An Empowering Dialogue

7,000 – 12,000 years – the age of the oldest living single tree known on Earth, a Redwood known as called ‘Eternal God’ in California.

5,000 years – The age of the oldest Yew trees in Scotland. The Yew can live forever as long as there is no interference from humans.

Trees have watched real Ramayana or Mahabharta Live and are still alive.

Fortingall Yew trunk

Can a painter have an impact on the way people live in slums.

The attached Video shows:
1. Visualisation canvas can be over 1,000 meters rather than in Feet.
2. Painting can be drawn across 100+ or 1000+ surfaces together.
3. Self-pride of community can be changed by immersing colours with housing.
4. Participative way of engaging community in positivity leading to higher self-esteem.

To know how paintings can transform communities follow the link below:

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