Mr. Avinash Rai, then a final year student doing his Bachelor of Technology in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, surely wasn't the first to talk on the theme. But, minutes into the talk and you'd probably realise that he's conjured up a simple, yet all the more extraordinary perspective. He talks about 'The Wrong Gone Engineering'. Mr. Avinash darts between the way people, particularly the Indian folks, jot their life itinerary - you got an aim, then there's some action and then the outcome. But, that's just the apparent. His talk draws the curious ways in which the engineering, administrative and innovation patterns pan out. Besides, he goes on to list the ironic inventory of missing elements with incumbent educational settings. He's got something else up his sleeve - a virtual pamphlet, one that'll nudge you to spring up to the stark reality we face. An avid debater by heart, an aspiring writer by passion, and a final year B.Tech student (Electrical & Electronics Engineering), he holds immense interest in topics related to youth, technology, mythology, business development and start up culture.He is a wanderlust for novelties , keen to discover new concepts, people and places every day. A quiet guy in normal life and just as vibrant on stage,he brings vantage view of engineering ,in terms of actions and outcome,steps and goals, to compare the expectations and experiences out of engineering innovations.He believes that the success mantra for progess is not just innovation,but innovation that matters.He has proved his excellence as a speaker in various regional and national platforms, and had been the mentor and panelist at TedX Pandri Conference.Mr Avinash Rai serves as business development manager for healthcare start-up,Veteroliss presently. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
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