Hi, a warm welcome to you - the reader - to this small school of thoughts.
Makarand is an engineer from IIT-B and has worked in several companies in various roles across the continents. After achieving his goals of materialistic life, he chose a different road into the self discovery, philosophy, theology and societal analyses.
Sandhya is a professional social worker from TISS and has been working into the society with children and aged senior citizens.
Both of us exchange a lot of thoughts about the way our society is, the way relationships are changing and the way societal mind is shaping. We thought of putting down some of our analyses in this forum for like-minded friends to read and comment. We know our limitations and do not bear the robe of "we-know-all-solutions". But we are certainly displeased to see a lack of comprehensive thought process or forum for analyzing changing societal structure and designing actions to correct if neccessary. We promise we won't complain all along this forum, but will point out some aspects that need to be considered more seriously by leading social analysts, institutions and policy makers.
And the only reward we are looking forward to for writing this is YOUR COMMENTS. If you find the post in this blog useful or good, comment so. If you have any suggestions, feedback, your own ideas, counterviews, anomalies, write in your comment. Thank you!
Makarand is an engineer from IIT-B and has worked in several companies in various roles across the continents. After achieving his goals of materialistic life, he chose a different road into the self discovery, philosophy, theology and societal analyses.
Sandhya is a professional social worker from TISS and has been working into the society with children and aged senior citizens.
Both of us exchange a lot of thoughts about the way our society is, the way relationships are changing and the way societal mind is shaping. We thought of putting down some of our analyses in this forum for like-minded friends to read and comment. We know our limitations and do not bear the robe of "we-know-all-solutions". But we are certainly displeased to see a lack of comprehensive thought process or forum for analyzing changing societal structure and designing actions to correct if neccessary. We promise we won't complain all along this forum, but will point out some aspects that need to be considered more seriously by leading social analysts, institutions and policy makers.
And the only reward we are looking forward to for writing this is YOUR COMMENTS. If you find the post in this blog useful or good, comment so. If you have any suggestions, feedback, your own ideas, counterviews, anomalies, write in your comment. Thank you!
Hi! Nishi & Sandhya
ReplyDeleteGreat cause!
All the best.
Regards,
Sandeep