• What skill does the innovator’s mind need to develop in college and the early years of working?
• What should be the approach to re-skilling and learning while a young professional is at work?
• The topic says – Inside the innovator’s mind. How does Pranav Mistry think before he works on a technology to make products?
• How should the youth think about developing new products and/or services?
• What factors should be considered when aiming for the sky, if you have an innovative bent of mind?
• You may be great at innovation. How does have a sharp business acumen make the product that people are looking for?
• How can formal or classroom education help drive the innovation mindset? Or, can it?
• How can India’s youth play a larger part in the global tech revolution? As a country, we still seem to be at the fringes?
• Did you ever think that the technologies that you worked on could disrupt and reshape industries? At what stage did you realise that you were doing that?
• What key qualities should the disruptors of tomorrow have?
• In all your interactions with the Indian tech community, which city has the best raw material to be the disruptor using technology?
• Your email is public. How many emails do you, typically, get in a day? How do you manage to go through them? Any tech that helps you?
• How can the average person take care of the digital junk?

India is a giant for tech outsourcing services? How can it identity its niche is products and breakthrough technologies?

• PRANAV MISTRY, Former CEO And President Of Samsung Technology And Advanced Research
• Ashutosh Sinha, Senior Editor, The Economic Times (Moderator)