Innovation

When John Ignatius Kujur found out that his senior from college was unable to find a job because of his disability, he was inspired to innovate.

The M-19 face shields are available at Rs. 55 per piece, and can be reused and sanitised. Apart from health workers, they are also being used by policemen, sanitation workers and journalists on the ground! #Innovation #CoronaLockdown

From indigenously-built ventilators to prototypes of isolation wards, these innovations have the potential to benefit India long after the #CoronavirusPandemic is over.

Growing toxin-free food all year round, with the help ofaeroponics! #Innovation

Completely chemical-free, this tech can be used by manufacturers to make plates, cups and straws from banana leaves that are biodegradable while being long lasting too! #Sustainable #Innovation

The recently issued guidelines on telemedicine are crucial for India's battle against COVID-19. Here's why.

From Kanpur to Guwahati, IITs across the country have activated their incubation centres to develop solutions that could help contain the COVID-19 virus. Check out what these ideas and innovations are. #CoronaVirusUpdates

While not a replacement for high-spec ICU ventilators, these indigenously developed Ambu bags are used for emergency ventilation and can be an interim lifesaver for many. #CoronaVirusUpdates #Innovation

This tap doesn’t require people to use their hands at all except for washing them — and also saves 80% of the water that would otherwise flow in those 20 seconds.

"I began having nasal irritation and breathing issues if I was on the road for some time. I realised that I was breathing in huge amounts of soot unknowingly." #AirPollution