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Issue Date: May 31, 1992
Honey bee
THIS honeycomb is at the Indian
Institute of Management in
Ahmedabad. The worker bee is
Anil Gupta, a professor at the institute who specialises in socio-ecological studies of communities living in dry areas. His product is a
publication called Honey Bee: an
informal newsletter for documentation and experimentation of local
innovations developed by farmers,
pastoralists, artisans, horticulturist
men and women. Quite an amazing
publication coming out of an institution welfare most students look for
the honey in corporate careers.
Why this magazine?
Issue Date: May 31, 1992
THIS magazine is not the product of a desire to capture a share of the information market. It is the product of a need that we feel within us, of a desire to fill a critical information gap.
In the years ahead, India will have to seize every possible opportunity to grow and develop and at the same time it will have to make a bold effort to hold on to its soil and roots. This task is not going to be easy.
