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Learn from the organisation that has grown 500 kitchen gardens & taught 7000 individuals in a span of just 4 years. They are the experts and now you can learn directly from them!

The son of a electrician, Mohammed Ali failed to get admission to a BTech course. But his passion for science helped him bag the highest salary package for a diploma student from his university!

“Our sister was just three years old when she died. We couldn’t afford to pay to a private hospital, and there was no government facility near us. We have built a hospital that seeks to change the concept of private healthcare in Manipur. “

Fitted onto the exhaust tailpipe of a car, this device can neutralise the pollution emitted from 10 cars or equivalent pollution from biomass burning or factory chimneys in its vicinity.

Swati Jain, a concerned mother of a toddler, started growing her own microgreens in 3 clamshell boxes. Learn all the tricks from her in this awesome workshop. Sign up now!

“We pushed the door open and managed to get out. There were a lot of people standing along the sides, some of whom were hooting, catcalling. In fact they were making fun of pretty much everything that was passing by, including us,” recalls Rajeev.

Breathable, plastic-free and designed to keep you sweat-free, Laiqa's sanitary napkins are a much-needed respite to women and the environment

“Bio-bricks are not only more sustainable than clay bricks, but are also carbon sinks because they fix more carbon dioxide than they produce during their lifecycle." #IIT #Innovation

Many IITians wear the tag of game-changers and changemakers who take a different path to pursue their passion.

From an iconic chef with a 50-year career to youngsters who make food miniatures with clay and paper, it seems ‘food’ must go very far to become art, and even further, to satisfy science. Can it be both? Check out our latest episode of ‘Bite on This’ to find out!