Bengaluru

Farah Ahmad started Sweet Root in 2013 and is helping thousands hold on to their loved ones' memories by making quilts.

Rachana Bodagu, a Class 11 student from Bengaluru, has innovated a solar cycle that helps farmers pump water without using any fuel or electricity.

Krishnan Mahadevan runs Iyer Idly in Bengaluru with his mother Uma. Established by his father in 2001, it sold only idli and chutney for almost two decades.

A unique pigeon hospital in Bengaluru has been treating injured pigeons free of cost for the last four years. What makes it convenient is that citizens can parcel the bird using a host of delivery service apps, like Dunzo and Uber

Dr Sunil Kumar Hebbi from Bengaluru is a messiah for those who cannot afford quality health care. For over a decade he has organised 800 medical camps and treated 1.2 lakh patients from his savings.

Bengaluru-based Shiva Manjesh distributes the eco-friendly straws to vendors for free and also sells them for Re 1 each. The proceeds of which go back to the farmers.

Bengaluru-based Sharan Hiremath and Suresh Chandrashekar launched Freshot Robotics to build unique 'idlibots' that can cook fluffly idlis, alongside chutneys and sambars, in just 12 minutes.

Bengaluru-based friends Revathi Venkatesh and Suma VS started Ajjiya Aramane (Grandmother's Palace) to sell traditional cookware like kal chetti and thayir jadi.

Bengaluru-based Exponent Energy's co-founders Arun Vinayak and Sanjay Byalal, explain the workings of their unique ‘Flexible Energy Stack’ technology and how it will revolutionise the EV sector.

Zuink Retrofit, a subsidiary of Bounce which is a dockeless scooter sharing company, provides economical electric conversion kits that can get you an e-scooter for as low as Rs 26,999.