Innovation

Admission to the National Institute of Design, Haryana, was a pivotal moment for Siddharth UR from Chennai. It introduced him to a world of opportunities where he could employ his design abilities to improve lives. Currently pursuing studies at Harvard, here's a glimpse of his creative journey.

These are the stories of six Indian scientists who made important contributions to the field of science and were nominated for the Nobel Prize.

The business accelerator AIC-ISB is helping startups turn innovative solutions into impact. Here's how six founders scaled up their businesses.

Aditya Chaudhury has scaled success when it comes to his innovations. He is now building a platform that helps other student innovators with the same.

Akshay Ridlan has come up with a QR-based digital identification system to locate people who lose their way. His innovation, a pendant with a QR code in it, would be beneficial for people with dementia and Alzheimer's and children with disabilities.

Prathyusha Potharaju, Vivian Manohar, and Nivedha Christabel started Grailmaker Innovations, an assistive technology company in Hyderabad. Their initial product ‘Vision Nanny’ offers cost-effective therapy for children with cerebral visual impairment (CVI).

Retired Brigadier P Ganesham travels across India to help identify over 200 grassroots innovators behind brilliant utilitarian devices that can help solve day-to-day issues. Watch this video to know more.

Dr Tathagato Rai Dastidar explains the inspiration behind his medtech startup SigTuple, which has built an AI-enabled device to “revolutionise pathology” and help diagnose diseases earlier and with minimal human errors.

Bengaluru-based engineers Gagandeep Reehal and Gursimran Kalra were in college when they came up with the idea of an autonomous car. Today, they’re the founders of Minus Zero, an AI mobility company, which has built zPod, a driverless car.

Anusweta Deb, an 18-year-old, was moved by the devastation caused by the Assam floods in 2019. With her friend Pooja Das, she created affordable life jackets using plastic bottles and sacks. In 2022, they distributed 200 jackets to rescue teams during the floods in Silchar, free of charge.