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“Every charitable act is a
stepping stone towards
heaven”.
-Henry Ward Beecher

It’s about..
 Pratiksha Trust invest Rs 225 cr to set up brain
research center collaborated with Indian
Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore.
 It’s owned by Kris Gopalakrishnan and Sudha

• Kris Gopalakrishnan, is the
executive vice chairman (co-founder)
of Infosys, a global
consulting and IT services company
based in India.
• He is the Chief Mentor of Startup
Village.

• Kris is the chairman of the International Institute of
Information Technology, Bangalore and vice chairman of the
Board for Information Technology Education Standards
(BITES) set up by the government of Karnataka.
• On 5 April 2013 he was elected as the president of the industry
body Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) for the year
2013-14.

• In 2011, Government of India awarded him with
Padma Bhushan which is India's third highest
civilian honor

Benefits for the IISc..
• By the contribution IISc can bringing the experts in the
field of brain research to their institute.
• Perform an autonomous society.
• They cannot depend the govt. to get funds for their plans.
• Can invite Nobel prize winners without looking fund

Causes for set-uping of Brain
Research..
• Dementia
• Increasing no's of brain
diseased persons.

Indian Donors
Philanthropist Recipient Institution Amount
Pratiksha Trust/ kris
Gopalakrishnan
Indian Institute Of Science 225 Cr
Sir Dorabji Tata Trust IIT Bombay 95 Cr
Kiran Mazumdar Shaw Narayana Hrudayalaya 40 Cr
Infosys Foundation Chennai Mathematical Institute 30 Cr

Foreign Donors
Philanthropist Recipient Institution Amount
Paul Allen Independent Initiative In Seattle $500 M
Lawrence Ellison Ellison Medical Foundation,
Bethesda
$300 M+
David Koch MIT, Boston $100 M
Michael Bloomberg John Hopkins University $1 B

In my view..
• Indian technology is advancing day-to-day, so they
want more and more funds.
• It is big help for the researchers, because they get only
limited funds from the govt.
• Indian science can go up several notches if some
world class institutions come up this way.

Remind in mind..
•To keep a lamp burning, we have to keep
putting oil in it.
-Mother Teresa

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1. ARTICLE ANALYSIS Presented by,

2. “Every charitable act is a stepping stone towards heaven”. -Henry Ward Beecher

3. It’s about..  Pratiksha Trust invest Rs 225 cr to set up brain research center collaborated with Indian Institute of Science (IISc) in Bangalore.  It’s owned by Kris Gopalakrishnan and Sudha

4. • Kris Gopalakrishnan, is the executive vice chairman (co-founder) of Infosys, a global consulting and IT services company based in India. • He is the Chief Mentor of Startup Village.

5. • Kris is the chairman of the International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore and vice chairman of the Board for Information Technology Education Standards (BITES) set up by the government of Karnataka. • On 5 April 2013 he was elected as the president of the industry body Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) for the year 2013-14.

6. • In 2011, Government of India awarded him with Padma Bhushan which is India's third highest civilian honor

7. Benefits for the IISc.. • By the contribution IISc can bringing the experts in the field of brain research to their institute. • Perform an autonomous society. • They cannot depend the govt. to get funds for their plans. • Can invite Nobel prize winners without looking fund

8. Causes for set-uping of Brain Research.. • Dementia • Increasing no's of brain diseased persons.

9. Indian Donors Philanthropist Recipient Institution Amount Pratiksha Trust/ kris Gopalakrishnan Indian Institute Of Science 225 Cr Sir Dorabji Tata Trust IIT Bombay 95 Cr Kiran Mazumdar Shaw Narayana Hrudayalaya 40 Cr Infosys Foundation Chennai Mathematical Institute 30 Cr

10. Foreign Donors Philanthropist Recipient Institution Amount Paul Allen Independent Initiative In Seattle $500 M Lawrence Ellison Ellison Medical Foundation, Bethesda $300 M+ David Koch MIT, Boston $100 M Michael Bloomberg John Hopkins University $1 B

11. In my view.. • Indian technology is advancing day-to-day, so they want more and more funds. • It is big help for the researchers, because they get only limited funds from the govt. • Indian science can go up several notches if some world class institutions come up this way.

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