My name is Vineeth. I come from Bangalore, the IT
capital and the garden city of the world’s largest democracy, India. I
completed my undergraduate studies in mechanical engineering. While pursuing my
undergraduate education, I had been fascinated about design and product development
that is a need of the hour. Various innovative products would indeed provide a solution
to many challenges faced by the society at large. My thoughts had revolved
around working across the various disciplines to usher in sustainability in
economic development. True art of
relations and inter-dependency can be observed in nature. One should seek to
admire the connectivity of veins in the smallest leaf. I believe the minuscule
facts must be incorporated in today’s dynamically changing scenarios to bring
back the lost discipline in our planet, which has evolved over the years.
During my undergraduate coursework, I had the
opportunity of initiating an inter-disciplinary robotics society. In the run, I
realized the importance of relations across the engineering spectrum and the
policies that should govern and advocate such a platform where innovations
could flourish. I realized that, when the different fields in engineering
converge like the veins of a leaf into a single ‘midrib’, a beneficial area is born
- ‘Robotics’. This motivated me to toil towards linking the diverse fields in
today’s society, for the benefit of mankind. I felt it essential to venture
into the diverse spectrum's governing the world today as necessary platforms
need to be built for sustainable economic development. Platforms obeying the ‘Golden
ratio’ need to spring out today. I believe these would bridge the gap between
the Ancient Philosophical views and the modern technological ideals. It is
highly essential to implement the Principles of Nature and the knowledge that
our forefathers attained through meditation, in the modern ideals for
everlasting social innovations to flourish.
I’m quite critical about the direction that
technology is taking today. We see numerous products being developed, with
multinational companies targeting the right markets and thus increasing their
net profits. With less regulatory norms on the usage of natural resources and
declining social relations, man is in a vicious circle of achieving
self-centered power, prosperity and fame by developing the same that has its
hands laid across areas like defense, automobiles, aircraft's, home appliances etc.
have observed that current technologies would develop cost effective products
and the desired luxuries that man needs today. But the fact remains that the
ego-centric activities have created an imbalance in the rhythm of the planet
and the social lives of its inhabitants. Economic development, that would
balance the technological, ecological and social initiatives bridging the
yawning gap between nations, has always been mysterious to governments and
international mediators. I believe that it could be through a collective cooperation, respecting
the principles of nature and ancient philosophies sans cultural division, can
we ensure the sustenance of natural resources, maintain an ecological rhythm
and strive for everlasting peace and harmony.
The degradation of our common environment,
displacement of the masses, pollution, democracy and development are the
growing concerns of most nations today. Such problems require solutions that
cross all frontiers, since no one country can solve them alone. Ways needs to be
identified for enhancing the cross border relations, which depend on physical
linkages, governmental regulations and administrative procedures. Hence, I would like to research on methods, laws
and policies incorporating the natural principles that would ensure lasting
solutions from the varied perspectives. The old Sanskrit saying “Vasudevaya
Kutumbakam” – the whole world is one family, a world that is peaceful and prosperous,
where trade is freer and universally-agreed principles are observed, and in
which democracy, the co-existence of civilizations and respect for human rights
flourish, is a world one should dream of.
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