An idea that germinates in your brain, becomes the idea of the world.
I request all bloggers to think and write ideas for improving things around them. Discoveries may come, inventions may come and large scale commercialization may take place. But many of these things start as an idea in one man's brain. Keep thinking.
In the recent days, to promote entrepreneurship, I suggest that business plan competitions are held and all entries are posted on website. That makes your ideas known to large number of people and some of them may use the idea. If you do not want to start a business yourself, at least contribute to that objective by creating business plans which others can use.
Doodle competition for Indian children for the year 2010 was announced by Google.
In addition to the winner's doodle appearing on Google.co.in on November 14, 2010, the star Doodler will receive a technology starter package including a laptop, a year’s Internet connection and a Rs 2,00,000 technology grant for the school that he or she will represent.
All participants must register on the website (www.google.co.in/doodle4google). The submission may be either individually or through the school. The school route is valid only if the school is organizing to collect and submit the doodles on behalf of their students.
Last date for submissions is 25 September, 2010
JJ School of Arts will select the top 600 Doodles which will enter the Semi- Final round.
Winners of the 2010 Google India Doodle competition for Indian children
23 August 2011
Visit http://www.google.co.in/intl/en/doodle4google/ for having a look at winners of the competition in 2010
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I observed number of doodles on google search page.Some of them were interesting. Today I came to know that google holds a competition among school students to design doodles.
The theme of this competition is 'My India'. We'd love to see what your country means to you when represented in a doodle. Whether it’s music or dance, famous Indian art, Mahatma Gandhi, the Taj Mahal, cricket, our scientific achievements or the Indian people as a community- we’re interested in seeing these representations of what India means to you and how you represent it using images.
