Innovation

From a solar panel that follows the sun to a smart watch that reminds you to drink water, these brilliant inventions by #IIT students address real-life consumer issues! #Innovation

Seeing underprivileged students hunched up over their notebooks, Eshan Sadasivan, knew that they were damaging their eyes as well as their spine. So the IIT alumnus came up with a simple and inexpensive solution to this problem!

"Who better to understand the issues of a farmer than a farmer himself,” says Narayan, who has developed several 'jugaad' tactics to make farming less cumbersome and more profitable!

“From ancient times, curd has been used for skin and hair care. Drainage water from curd, which is usually discarded, contains a good amount of bioactive peptides which we have utilized for this therapeutic application." #Innovation #IIT

This retired Army man has helped identify over 200 grassroots innovators behind brilliant utilitarian devices that can help solve day-to-day issues. India definitely needs more mentors like him!

One of the many young creators changing the world with their ideas, Suhail's method diagnoses protein deficiency in underprivileged kids.

A welcome add-on to bike carburettors, this valve helps the engine burn less petrol to run. Not just that, it also ensures that the engine oil lasts for twice the usual distance! #Innovation

If your vehicle breaks down in the middle of nowhere, don't panic. This initiative by IIT Delhi provides 24/7 integrated and hassle-free roadside assistance across 28 states. And women get special preference!

Innovation is vital, irrespective of which field or sector it has been employed too, and technological interventions are surely what India owes its farmers.

Since 2016, a whooping 2.43 lakh phones have reportedly gone missing or are stolen in Bengaluru alone. So here's how the government plans to clamp down on this.