Ramakrishna N.K. and Smita Ramakrishna
1) Top challenges that RangDe faces
3) Complementary skills that the founders bring
4) Is the profession of social work understood in India
5) Finance, education and health should be addressed holistically
6) Even social enterprise has to be run like a business, with discipline
8) Understanding the micro-entrepreneur
9) The so-called 'developing' perception
11) Examples of interesting enterprises
12) Aspiration to break out of poverty is common across Indian villages
13) Interns from top B-schools who come to RangDe
14) Open to getting international students as interns
15) New age enterprises that we partner with
17) Exploring partnership with industry
18) Development of artisans -- an example
19) Engaging students through networks
21) Who can be a partner, who can be an intern
22) What students look for from the field experience
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