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Engineer-duo Neel Panchal and Khushboo Patel have built an AI-powered ‘smart’ jacket made of graphene to help armed forces personnel stay warm and comfortable even in the harshest of climates.

“Spending lakhs of his own money, he used to walk around collecting palm seeds and burying them like green dams.”

#MumbaiAttacks #WillNeverForget "Even at 12:30 AM, Papa kept on reassuring me that there would be no trouble at his checkpost. He always had this habit of keeping us away from his professional tension. Even if he was under a lot of pressure, he would never show that at home." Eleven years after Mumbai experienced the life-changing terrorist attacks on 26/11, The Better India pays homage to the heroes who fought bravely that day and their efforts to rebuild afterwards.

This 18-month-old startup has developed waterless personal hygiene products such as shampoo and body baths, capable of efficiently removing dirt, dust, grease, odour and oil from the skin and head. All omitting the very mechanism of ‘rinsing’ and using ‘water’ in the first place!

The army roped in three columns for rescue and relief operations in Sanchore, Ahor and Jalore, situated at the south bank of Jawai.

When his fellow soldiers could not help him, this army jawan who had fallen into a ditch while trying to escape a pack of stray dogs, was saved by 42-year-old Veena Sharma who gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.

Vadmitra Chowdhary, a 31-year-old soldier from Meerut stepped up to save a girl from harassment but could not save his own life in the process. He stood true to his duties and will be recognized as a martyr.