| Voices
If India has to become a developed nation by 2020, we must know
the social, developmental, environmental, economic as well as political
challenges. VoiceOfBharat.org shares with you views of the thought
leaders on each of these challenges. To start with, we present one
thought leader, expert in each field by May 15, 2011. Post this,
we will start sharing views of at least 5 to 10 experts per issue.
These interviews form a key research part of a book Sanjay Bapat,
the founder of VoiceOfBharat.org is writing on the Developmental
Challenges of India.
Voice of members of Planning Commission
Dr.
Narendra Jadhav on Higher Education
Prof Abhijit Sen on Economy
Dr Mihir Shah on Agricultural
Water
Voice of members of National Advisory Council
Prof M S Swaminathan
N C Saxena on Tribal Welfare
Madhav Gadgil on
Ecology
Deep Joshi on Livelihood
Harsh Mander
on Food Security
Voice of thought leaders
Madhav Chavan
on Primary Education
Jayprakash Narayan on Corruption
Shanta Sinha on Child
Labour
Madhav Chitale on Urban
Water
Dr. Kirit Parikh on Power
Anupam
Mishra on Floods
Bindeshwar Pathak
on Sanitation
Mihir Bhatt on
Disasters
Arvind Kejriwal on RTI
Ramesh Ramanathan
on Urban Governance
Voices of issue experts
Pravin Patkar on Trafficking
Himanshu Kumar on Naxalism
Dr Satav on Infant Mortality
C V Madhukar on Parliament and Legislatures
Prashant Bhushan
on Judiciary
Harish
Hande on Solar Energy
Prof
Suryanarayana on Poverty
Anil Bairwal on Democratic Reforms
Arun Kumar on Black
Economy
Himanshu
Thakkar on Irrigation
Bharti
Das Gupta on Adoption
Belinda
Wright on Tigers
Sheela
Patel on Slums
Mathew
Titus on Microfinance
Ashok Rau on Drug Addiction
Anjali Gopalan on HIV/AIDS
Shanti Raghavan
on Disability Employment
Ravi Agarwal on
Solid Waste Management
Mary Berua on
Autism
Catlyn
Mcquiling on Malnutrition
Elango on Ideal Village
Dr Vijay Kumar on
Fisheries
Dr. D. R.
Mehta on Locomotor Disability
Prashant
Agarwal on Polio
Veena
Poonacha on Women
Voices of professionals in the social sector
Dileep
Ranjekar on Quality of Education
Mathew Cherian on
Elderly
Gladwyn Joseph
on Forests
Prof Malvankar on MMR
Sandeep Desai on Affordable
Healthcare.
Dr Dinesh Agarwal on Reproductive
Health
Geetanjali
Bakshi on Indo-Pak Problem
Aditya Ghosh on
Climate Change
Chandrabhushan
on Food and Toxins
Chandrabhushan
on Industrial Pollution
Merajuddin Ahmed
on Water Pollution
Anumita Roy Chowdhary
on Air Pollution
Dr Rashmin Gandhi
on Blindness
Suresh Babu on Rural Drinking
Water
Joy Deshmukh on Adult
Literacy
Ashok Pande on Livestock
Productivity
Important Note on professionals in the social sector
Most of the NGOs / Civil Society movements in India are founder
led and if we want to become a developed nation, its important to
get best quality professionals work and start leading these organisations
while the founder is still around. We are happy to share some of
the best professionals in the NGO / Civil Society Sector in India.
We want to particularly highlight the professionals for two reasons.
1 We want their contribution to the society to be acknowleged on
par with founders.
2 We can see the trend where issues will now be taken nationally
/ internationally by corporate foundations, philanthropists ...who
will act as social investors and who will build professional organisations.
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