Following the Smithsonian’s request and receipt of artifacts documenting Shiva’s invention of email in Newark, NJ, vitriol and attacks were unleashed on the Internet and MSM, who sought to destroy the truth: Innovation can occur Anytime, Anyplace by Anybody. Shiva fought back.
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Upon hearing of the potential bankruptcy of the US Postal Service, Shiva spoke out, and was later commissioned by the USPS to define solutions. He delivered two (2) reports with ideas on how the USPS could generate billions in new revenue.
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After writing a honest report exposing corruption in Indian Science, Shiva was fired, evicted, threatened, and forced to flee India via Nepal. Nature India commissioned him to write “Innovation Demands Freedom,” which was published. Later the PM Office of India threatened the Nature India Editor, forcing it to be pulled…
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At MIT’s 142nd Commencement, Shiva protested the War in Iraq with a sign “US OUT OF IRAQ” as he was awarded his degree. He had made the sign using posterboard and carried the sign under his gown. He was upset that no “eminent” speaker said anything about the War, while…
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Email provided a new vehicle for grassroots political organizing. EchoMail, another of Shiva’s inventions, enabled small and large non-profits and organizations to mobilize using email. In fact, the George Bush for President in 2000 used EchoMail’s capabilities for grassroots mobilization.
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