IIT

It is a well-known fact that IITs are among the top engineering colleges in the world, and seeing his parents' love for their college campus, Shion gifted the campus a future!

The civil engineering department of IIT Kharagpur has built an award-winning bio-toilet with a giant flush capacity 500 litres of water, which recycles itself for a 'lifetime’ use!

Developed by scientists of IIT, AIIMS and Stanford University, this unique technology can efficiently filter polluted air with minimal breathing resistance!

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 group of students from IIT (Indian Institute of Technology)- Bombay have initiated a project called 'Solar Urja Lamps' aimed to utilise clean energy that provides study lamps to rural students.

Shivam was born with just three fingers in his right hand and a joined thumb in his left hand. His legs were completely impaired, and he still walks on his knees.

IIT-Madras students want to save Chennai a tidy sum, by cutting down on unnecessary power consumption.

At a budget of over Rs 370 crore, this initiative by the Centre is aimed to help state governments fill up vacancies in backward districts in 11 states where engineering students were suffering because of a shortage of teachers

His initiative is called Aqua Connect, and aims at helping aquafarmers get access to the best practices, so that they can earn a livelihood.

With an annual footfall of more than 40,000 visitors and participants, Shaastra is one of the biggest inter-college fests in Asia. It is the only student-managed event in the world and the first ever festival to be ISO certified.