We want to encourage them to start their enterprises instead of looking for jobs. They have a lot of josh and want to benefit from the nine per cent GDP growth.
They are not destitute, but not middle class in the sense you and I are. Our target is those earning Rs 40 to 120 a day. Social enterprise must come from those it affects. Urban middle class youth find it difficult to connect to small town, rural or belowthe-poverty-line urban India. We hope to develop an alumni base spread out across the country to be able to meet candidates in their hometowns. And we don’t have the manpower to visit them. The candidates are allowed to submit essays in languages they’re comfortable with, which are translated for us.Īs for meetings, some candidates are as far out as the North-East and don’t have either the means or time to come to Mumbai. Why does the selection procedure involve only essays instead of meetings? Mani, now chairman, Jagriti Sewa Sansthan, tells us more… Only, this yatra will focus on social entrepreneurship by introducing Generation Next to R K Pachauri, Bunker Roy and Kiran Bedi. The Tata Jagriti Yatra 2008, will celebrate the 60th year of our Independence by taking 400 youngsters, in the 18-25 age group, to 13 cities in 18 days from Decemto January 10, 2009. The detour led him beyond Bharat’s latitudes to write India - A Journey Through A Healing Civilization.
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Shashank Mani, a management consultant, took a journey called the Azad Bharat Rail Yatra on the 50th year of Indian Independence with a train full of Indian youth bursting out of their coaches to define their country. Azad Bharat Rail Yatra, to celebrate 60 years of Independence and spread the idea of social enterprise, will take off from city R ISHI M AJUMDAR
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