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IIM students draft proposals for policy change
Ahmedabad: 07 june 2009The Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIM-A) may find itself having a say in the policies of the new UPA government if recommendations drawn up by students of former President Dr APJ Abdul Kalam at the institute, find favour. Kalam himself will vet the recommendations by students of the Globalising Resurgent India through Innovative Transformation (GRIT) course next week before they are submitted.
These will be put up to different Parliamentary standing committees, after they are slightly tailored according to the general policies the Centre plans to pursue, said Professor Anil K Gupta, adding that the recommendations would be ready by mid-June. GRIT is a one-year course at IIM-A modelled on Kalam’s 2020 vision.
According to Prof Gupta, the students have come up with several good ideas concerning corruption—these include a suggestion to mandatorily paint the corrupt officials’ houses in a different colour—education, employment programmes, health and anti-terrorism initiatives. These are the proposals that I find to be very good, and Dr Kalam would have his own favourites, too, he said.
