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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

So far, they have generated enough electricity to light-up LED table lamps and calculators.

Did you know that Haldi has been used in India for more than 4,000 years? Not just that, our country produces almost all of the world’s Haldi.

“The smile that I see on the faces of my children after my class and the fact that they don’t feel like leaving, that’s my highest award,” says Remya Iyer, who would travel 70 km everyday to teach despite raising two young kids.

The material has been designed by depositing a polymeric nano-complex on a polyurethane based stretchable fibrous substrate.

Researcher, Dr Uttam Manna gives us an insight about their new discovery of superhydrophobic material that "repels" water!

From zero-energy villas to machines that give water in return for waste, these ideas by IITians have the potential to truly impact the way people live.

A former IIT Guwahati student, Himanshu Seth has come up with a low-cost medical kit that not only dispenses medicine for TB, but also educates the patient.

The medical cotton, which is extremely water absorbing, was turned into a superhydrophobic material, which is extremely water repellent.