LOOKING BEYOND CITIES- Urbanization of Rural India Register Moderator
Dipika Tuteja
Founder Architect, In AWE
Dipika Tuteja is a practicing architect in Delhi with more than 30 years of experience. Her work has been in consulting & designing. Since 2014, she is working in the area of Sustainability. She has conceptualized a Rural Development Plan and compiled it as a case study under CSR, Urbanization of Rural India that has been published by PHD Chamber of Commerce and implemented by a large organization in Maharashtra.
Women's Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (WICCI) is a premier National Business Chamber for Women in India envisioning Global Impact for Women Entrepreneurs, Businesswomen and Professionals from all walks of life. Supported by the massive global networks of ALL Ladies League (ALL), Women Economic Forum (WEF) and SHEconomy, with 200,000 members and supporters worldwide, including 50,000 in India: WICCI drives fundamental changes in governmental policies, laws, incentives and entrepreneurial ecosystems, with a view to robustly encourage and empower women in business, industry and commerce across all sectors and fields.
LE CORBUSIER'S ARCHITECTURAL MARVELS IN CHANDIGARH: Form and Function
Abstract
Le Corbusier's most magnificent Architecture is reflected in his three "edifices": the Legislative Assembly, the Secretariat, and the High Court. Although his oeuvre is enough to establish him as the greatest architect of the 20th century, the Master Architect was essentially an Artist. He practised Architecture as the Great Mother Art, and brought to it the fullness of its glory as a Renaissance man, an incredible compounding of architect, painter, sculptor, planner, writer, thinker, poet, and much else.
Napino takes Equity Stake and Signs up as Manufacturing Partner
New Delhi, September 21, 2020 – Virtual Forest, a start-up that focuses on creating customer centric green technology to address global environmental challenges has completed it's first round of funding with Napino, one of India's largest EMS companies and a tier 1 supplier to the automotive ecosystem taking a minority (15 percent) stake in the company.
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