Gorging on the sumptuous dosa and a cup of coffee as the rains lashed the streets, passing through many a villages with their beauty unbound we reached the beautiful city of Mangalore in Karnataka. The day kick started with a meeting with the members of the Gujarati Samaj members of Mangalore. The discussion with them was extremely fruitful as we discussed regarding international trade and it was heartening to see the youth invigorated with exuding energy to achieve something great. Impertinent issue like the need to have a online presence for businesses to grow were also brought to the foray. Post this fruitful session we headed towards National Institute of Technology (NIT), Mangalore where we had an interesting interactive session with faculties and students. It was a pleasure for us to meet many a budding entrepreneurs there who had a zeal to do something great. We felt that NIT has been breeding the entrepreneurial spirit in their students as many students have started their own startups. To further give wings to the dreams of these students and provide them encouragement, we had a presentation on Make in India with an intent to make the students realise that how by following their entrepreneurial dreams, they could contribute to Make in India and become the harbinger of change.
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| Meet with members of Gujarati Samaj
Our next stop was Kanara Chamber of Commerce, where we discussed regarding international trade. We realised that people here were interested in going global as many an interesting questions were raised. Another focal point of the discussions was Make in India where there was a lot of suggestions made, doubts cleared and a lot of learning at the end of the day.
Meet with members of Kanara Chamber of Commerce
Slowly as the day beaconed its end and we started our journey ahead we realished we cannot complete the Mangalore journey without eating the famous Gadbad at Ideal Ice Cream Parlour, thus as we devoured on the heavenly taste of Gadbad we with enlightened souls after meeting many a passionate people in Mangalore headed next to God’s own country Kerela.
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