January 2024
Dr. Vishal Gaikwad, Tushar Garg and Archita Joshi
In an era marked by rapid technological advancement and unprecedented challenges, traditional paradigms of innovation have been called into question. While technology has been a significant driver of economic progress, it has proven insufficient in addressing the myriad social, economic, and environmental issues that modern societies face globally. These complexities necessitate a broader, more inclusive approach to innovation – one that transcends technological solutions and ventures into the social fabric of communities. This research paper is structured to offer a comprehensive understanding of the development and support system for social innovation in India. Through this exploration, the research aims to contribute to the development of a robust ecosystem for social innovation in India, fostering sustainable and impactful solutions to societal challenges.