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Naman Shrivastava

Angel Investor, Co-CEO, Global Governance Initiative | Ex-Government of India, United Nations

Naman Shrivastava is the Co-CEO and Co-Founder of Global Governance Initiative (GGI), an organization he established in January 2019.12 GGI aims to provide an alternative to traditional MBA programs, offering a more affordable and globally-focused education experience.1

Naman has a diverse background in public policy, international affairs, and education:

  1. Education:

    • Attended Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth
    • Cross-registered at Harvard University for Business Administration
    • Studied at The Fletcher School at Tufts University
    • Attended The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth1
  2. Professional Experience:

    • Advisor to Governments of Eastern Europe (Aug 2022 - Mar 2023)
    • Worked at the United Nations Office of Internal Oversights Services (May 2020 - Apr 2021)
    • Consultant at Harvard University's New Markets Lab (Oct 2019 - May 2020)
    • Strategy Advisor at the Office of the Union Minister, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Government of India (Mar 2016 - Oct 2019)12
  3. Achievements:

    • Recognized as a Clinton Foundation Business Leader
    • Recipient of the Harry Ratliffe Memorial Prize Award
    • Named an Empower Fellow and Education Pioneers Fellow1

Naman is passionate about creating a world that is "better led, better served, and better governed" through his work with GGI.2 He is also involved in early-stage investments in agri-tech and education sectors.2

Highlights

Jul 12 · linkedin

This is just one of the cases that came to public attention. This case might have remained hidden if Puja Khedkar's extravagant lifestyle—luxury cars, private cars with blue beacons, nameplates on Audis, private cabins, government bungalows etc —hadn't drawn attention.

It's unclear how many such officers have used fake caste certificates, fake income certificates, and fake disability certificates to get into the IAS.

These fraudulent practices put our country in peril and make life difficult for the honest tax-payers who are treated like second class citizens in their own country by these same officers.

If you have solid evidence of civil servants using fake disability or caste certificates to secure their positions, please reach out to my team.

These actions do not just waste taxpayers' money, but also shatter the dreams of genuine aspirants, and tarnish the reputation of honest civil servants who earned their positions through hard work, perseverance, and honesty.

This is just one of the cases that came to public attention. This case might have remained hidden if
Jun 28 · linkedin

Here's your -

  1. 18% Goods and Services Tax.
  2. 30% income tax.
  3. 15% short term capital gains.
  4. 10% long term capital gains tax.
  5. 20-25% Excise duty on Petrol.
  6. Stamp Duty, STT, Property Tax, Road Tax, Professional Tax, Entertainment Tax, Swachh Bharat Cess.

What will you get in return?

  1. For electricity, you will rely on inverters.

  2. For water, you have to install submersible pumps on your own.

  3. For education, you will send your kids to private schools.

  4. For health, public health care ecosystem is in a mess.

  5. For security, you will hire your own guards.

Then the question is where is the tax money used?

96% of India will not ask this question. Why? Because they are busy discussing mutton, masjid, mandir, and mangal sutra. And the other 4% who will dare to ask such questions will be adviced to go to Pakistan.

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