Activism to Entrepreneurship - My Education and Business Affairs

BRIEF INTRODUCTION

Several times people ask me about GYG NGO, and I kept telling them that we are taking it to the next level. To help you understand our next level, let me share with you how I define activism and entrepreneurship. Activism is all about raising concerns and voices for social issues from local to global levels which leads to improvement in the existing policies of the government or introducing a new policy to the nation. And, entrepreneurship is about providing solutions to social issues from local to global levels which leads to a product or service to the world. I feel very proud of myself when I look back to my yesterdays. When I took my activism to the next level, my team was working with a startup founded by students and professors of IIT Kanpur to detect #OralCancer, successfully our team helped them to achieve their goal. Similarly, we worked with several other startups, reputed companies, and I.A.S. officers to provide solutions that solve specific social issues. At the same time, we were also developing smart technologies to make our nation and the world, smart, and achieve our bigger goals. I don't believe in activisms like strikes, throwing stones, burning trains, etc. I never support those activisms that are based on violence even when you are right about your concerns and agendas as it disturbs society and causes financial and mental loss to the individuals and those government properties are built on our money and for the service of the nation. At GYG NGO, we have been 400+ youth leaders and 10,000+ volunteers in 72 nations and we have never ever involved ourselves in violent activisms and yet we have successfully raised our voices internationally at different national and international conferences of the United Nations which were shared with all the member countries of United Nations to incorporate in their policies. In this post, I'm sharing what I was doing in my activism to what I'm doing in my entrepreneurship.

2 years ago