Books by "Indian National Science Academy"

4 books found

Indo-U.S. Workshop on Challenges of Emerging Infections and Global Health Safety

Indo-U.S. Workshop on Challenges of Emerging Infections and Global Health Safety

by Indian National Science Academy, National Academy of Sciences, Policy and Global Affairs, Committee on India-United States Cooperation on Challenges of Emerging Infections and Global Health Safety

2016 · National Academies Press

The United States and India have pledged to deepen the linkages between their people, their businesses, and their governments for the mutual benefit of both countries and for the promotion of global peace, stability, economic growth and prosperity. Both nations are now inclined to improve relations and cooperation, but the nations need specific actions that will yield progress and build confidence and momentum for further cooperation. The Indo-U.S. Workshop on Challenges of Emerging Infections and Global Health Safety, held in November 2014, encouraged scientists from both countries to examine global issues related to emerging and existing infections and global health safety, to share experience and approaches, and to identify opportunities for cooperation to improve practice and research in these areas. This report summarizes the presentations and discussions from the workshop.

Records of the Indian Museum

Records of the Indian Museum

by Indian Museum

1920

Andhra Entrepreneurs

Andhra Entrepreneurs

by Indian Innovators Association

2018 · Notion Press

This second book by Indian Innovators Association looks at the history of Andhra — this is not a story of Rajas and Sultans but of Entrepreneurs. The market is the battlefield. More specifically, it is about the Farmer Capitalists of Andhra and their technocrat successors. What is unique about them? They are different; they are neither from the trading community nor from the deserts. The long prologue takes the reader to chapters on the Farmer Capitalists of Andhra, second generation Andhra entrepreneurs, an introduction to the fourth industrial revolution and ends by looking at some opportunities for smart Andhra entrepreneurs. “Now is the time for successors to farmer capitalists to reinvent farming with tools of the fourth industrial revolution.”