Browsing by Author "Kakasaniya, Harsh"

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    Creating A Thorough And Relevant Marketing Plan: Happy Cultures
    (MICA, 2023-02) Kakasaniya, Harsh; Dhamecha, Nihir; Holani, Saumya; Rawal, Shivansh; Mathur, Mini; Agarwal, Piyush
    According to our PSP, which is generating awareness for the brand and its products through various e-commerce platforms and campaigning through digital marketing on various digital and social media platforms. We have started the campaign of #rekindling the cultures. The campaign is live on Instagram. Also, we have made 20+ products live on various e-commerce websites, which are the new upcoming winter collection of Happy Cultures consisting of mufflers and shawls. We have also planned to create and launch new products. We are currently working on marketing, content writing, product development and establishing the brand.
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    Documenting Kisan Lakhpati 2.0, MHM and Other Programs With Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell (Cspc) Dahod Project
    (MICA, 2024) Kakasaniya, Harsh; Agarwal, Aniket; Agrawal, Ishika; Shah, Mihir; Chitlangia, Muskan; Dhamecha, Nihir
    The Kisan Lakhpati Yojna, also known as Mission 2020 – Lakhpati Kisan™ : Smart Villages, is an ambitious initiative designed to bring about sustainable economic transformation in rural tribal areas. The program is characterized by a multi-faceted approach aimed at elevating the livelihoods of one lakh tribal families. The overarching goal is to make these families economically self-sufficient, with an annual income target of Rs. 1,20,000 or more. The Kisan Lakhpati Yojna stands as a beacon of hope, illustrating the potential for transformative change in rural tribal areas. Through its comprehensive and community-centric approach, the program aims to not only elevate economic status but also empower communities to shape their own destiny. By targeting sustainable and diversified income sources, this initiative seeks to create a lasting impact on the lives of tribal families.