Santosh Avvannavar

Master Naveen, who was 8th Grade (now in 10th Grade) student from ACTS Secondary School, Bengaluru is one of the winner of the ideas submission to ‘Ideate for India - Creative Solutions Using Technology’. It’s a national challenge by National eGovernance Division of

Dr Robert Cialdini, an American psychologist who has worked several decades in understanding the underlying factors that influence people to say “yes”. He identified six universal principles that help to understand how one could be persuaded and accept the idea. Reciprocity: My first personal

Master Swarit 9-year-old who is in fourth grade of Harvest International School, Bengaluru who loves play football and robotics. In the time of parents expectations of child performing in class ; Swarit is not like most 9-year-olds. From the listing Talks by brilliant kids and

Some interesting questions that makes eyes droll, widens ear and raise eyebrows are - how did one innovate it? where does one get this idea? why don’t I get such ideas? Typical self pat answers are - the person is lucky, I am

Some interesting questions that makes eyes droll, widens ear and raise eyebrows are - how did one innovate it? where does one get this idea? why don’t I get such ideas? Typical self pat answers are - the person is lucky, I am

Santosh Avvannavar chats with Harsha Badami Nagaraj, Engineer with more than 12 years of experience working in Tech, Sunnyvale, California, USA (https://www.linkedin.com/in/harshabn/) Santosh: Do you think children must or should learn coding? Harsha: I think coding is an essential