Narendra Modi Vichar Manch: Motivation

Tuesday, 7 October 2014

Clean India campaign - Children ambassadors of Jaipur

Clean India campaign - Children ambassadors in Jaipur

Clean India campaign has touched the hearts of children and kids and they are now working as brand ambassadors in Jaipur. They are between 8 and 12 years. The children in the photo above have cleaned Sonthion Ka Mokalla, KGB Ka Rasta, Johri Bazar, Jaipur with their own hands and motivated all of us to make India clean. Its an interesting and inspiring story, please read.

Shrishti Bothra, daughter of my nephew Deepak came to me today afternoon with a notice from her school. She showed me the notice that had instructions from CBSE to join clean India - Clean school campaign. She came with an intention to prepare a poster to participate in the clean India Clean school campaign. She had some idea in her mind and wanted my guidelines and advice.

Suddenly, my mind jumped to an unique idea and I advised her to be directly part of the action and have a video of that to post for the competition. I motivated her to call few of her friends and start cleaning the street. She had a mindset that none of her friends would come forward for this so called dirty work.

My wife Mamta came into the picture and helped her coming out of hesitation. She told her" Go and try. If they don't come then you will have a chance to deny them for something when they ask you for". She added with words great people try without fearing failure. Shrishti ran away and came with three of her friends in few minutes.

In the mean time, my wife called another child Sonu, a boy living in neighborhood and asked him for the same job. He also gone out after some hesitation and came with two of his friends. All of them went together with brooms in their hands and a dustbin. They started cleaning the street and soon they cleaned a large area of the street.

My son Darshan Kothari shoot videos and photos that I promised them. Parents and some others started looking these children cleaning the street. Manju Jain, one of the ladies engaged in conversation with me and I told her " Children are doing this wonderfully, now its turn to all of you". She has promised me to come out tomorrow with some others to join the clean India campaign. I am waiting for them in action.

The children did not stop with this. I asked them to go door to door. They went to every house with a message to keep the Mohalla clean. I, myself, am inspired with this and witnessed the power of young India. What we elders need is just to turn direction of our children and inspire them for good work. They have the power to change India.

We have been organizing a seminar in Gulabi Nagar Vichar Manch on Clean India on Sunday, October 12, 2014. Satya Narayan Singh, IAS will be the main speaker and Hon'ble Justice I S Israni will preside over there. I have promised the children reward for them by hands of these dignitaries.

Names of children participated in Clean India campaign and worked as Brand Ambassadors in Jaipur:
1. Sherishti Bothra d/o Deepak Bothra (Group leader)
2. Adi Sharma "Sonu" s/o Dipak Sharma (Group leader)
3. Riddhi Jain d/o Jay Kumar Jain
4. Anushi Kothari d/o Anil Kothari
5. Saumya Dassani d/o Mahesh Dassani
6. Adish Pareek s/o Surendra Pareek
7. Devang Sharma s/o Vijay Kumar Sharma
8. Sonal Mehta d/o Rajendra Mehta

Thanks to all of them and their parents.

Update:
Indian Society of Malaria and Indian Association of Epidemiologists organized a conference and they come out with a conclusion that Modi's 'Swachh Bharat' mission could bring down malaria. Zee news has reported the same on October 9.

Children inspired parents in Jaipur for cleaning after Diwali

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Jyoti Kothari
Convener, Jaipur division
Prabhari, West Bengal,
Narendra Modi Vichar Manch

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Monday, 9 June 2014

Suggestions to PMO 3: Promote entrepreneurship among Indian young

Entrepreneurship development

Suggestions to PMO 3 (Prime Minister's Office)

Promote entrepreneurship by facilitating them through all means. Mindless bureaucracy and red tappism is the biggest hurdle, remove it or at least reduce it. Indian entrepreneurs, given opportunity, can do miracle in economic field. They can generate millions of jobs too. Proper education/training and entrepreneurship can take India to a super power.

India has highest number of young people. Most of the young are qualified and large numbers of them have technical skills. However, there is a tendency of going for suitable jobs that can earn money for them immediately. They do not want to open a new horizon i.e. starting a new venture. Most of them lack entrepreneurship.

Indian schools, colleges and other technical institutes, normally, do not teach or encourage
entrepreneurship. It is much easier to teach a technical skill than to prepare one to start a new venture. We have to develop entrepreneurship among young by training and motivating them. Starting a new venture itself is difficult for a new comer and hurdles from mindless bureaucracy make it harder. We have to instruct and train our political leadership, bureaucracy and other concerning agencies to encourage entrepreneurship.

A new venture faces many challenges. First and foremost of the same is knowledge. Young has almost no knowledge of a business. They do not know how to start and run a business. Most of them think that if they have money they can start a business. They are, normally, driven by this notion. However, a successful entrepreneur knows that money comes at last.

Creating a suitable business system is the most difficult part. I urge, institutes should teach basics of business system. Managing human resource, finding customers, maintaining quality of product etc are the basic requirements. No doubt, managing finance plays vital role in a business.

Once established, a new venture creates large numbers of jobs that reduces unemployment. We know from the principles of economics that a direct job triggers to create three new indirect jobs. All new ventures add to tax revenue of government. Investment in entrepreneurship development will come back manyfolds in indirect way. It will help moving the wheels of Indian economy.

I request the government to prepare and implement a suitable plan for entrepreneurship development and create a positive environment for young entrepreneurs. Talented and skilled young can do miracle. Even a few successful ventures can change the whole scenario.

I further request the government to set up a task force or even a department under finance or industries ministry for this purpose. This will positively impact Indian industrial scenario and gradually boost Indian economy. A long term plan will be better.

Given opportunity, Indian young entrepreneurs can do miracle and make india a super power in world economy.

NB: Please comment on this blogpost so that I can know your views and send that to PMO. Narendra Modi, PM of India is open to any suggestions from any persons. Pl follow the blog for latest updates.

Regards,
Jyoti Kothari
Convener, Jaipur division
Prabhari, West Bengal,
Narendra Modi Vichar Manch