Rinchen Norbu Wangchuk

Meet the trio behind Rise Hydroponics, an Ahmedabad-based agritech startup that provides “end-to-end soilless and hydroponics farming solutions” and trains people in developing indoor and outdoor hydroponics projects.

PURE EV, a Hyderabad-based electric vehicle two-wheeler (EV2W) company, is all set to launch its first commute electric motorcycle called the ecoDryft which is powered by a 3.0 KWH patented and AIS-certified battery.

IIT Guwahati researchers report an efficient multifunctional enzyme from a bacterium found in the gut of cows that can break down woody biomass for conversion to bioethanol fuel. Know more.

Through their fellowship programme, the Esther Foundation has helped women from Bahujan (SC, ST and OBCs) communities land jobs in global MNCs like TCS, Wipro, Accenture and Genpact, among others.

From seeking justice to battling zombies and befriending dogs, these movies on OTT illustrate the incredible variety of stories Indian filmmakers can tell.

A ‘Made in India’ product, the RM Buddie 25 developed by Nashik-based EV startup Revamp Moto, is accompanied by swiftly swappable attachments like a child seat, saddle stay and saddle bags, insulated box, carrier, base plate and base rack.

Plugzmart, a Chennai-based startup, has built its own IoT-enabled smart EV charging management system to integrate and communicate efficiently with chargers. Their portfolio of products includes chargers for 2-, 3-, and 4-wheelers.

Children from Tokyo, Berlin, Amsterdam and even a small town in Canada wrote letters to former prime minister Jawaharlal Nehru, requesting him to send them an elephant from India. Here's a unique story of how he turned these requests into small diplomatic victories.

Among the advantages of Neuron Energy's lithium-ion battery product line are the microprocessor-based BMS, the four temperature sensors, the appropriate cell spacing for thermal management, and the Neuron App for remote assistance.

Jamshedji Framji Madan, a Parsi businessman, film magnate and owner of Madan Theatres, was responsible for more than 100 silent films and ‘talkies’ in the early years of the Indian film industry.