Innovation

Bengaluru-based Ganesh Shanbag helped 30 apartment complexes to install his simple rainwater harvesting system for free.

Remote monitoring of COVID-19 protocols to ensuring accessible navigation for the visually-impaired, all these innovations started with one big idea, that eventually with right guidance and research evolved into products that have the potential to change the world.

Looking for sustainable lighting for your home? Picked by firms like Google and Reliance, Jenny Pinto's startup Oorjaa makes ecofriendly lights from paper that are recyclable, compostable and the perfect way to jazz up your space.

Bengaluru's Eat Raja is famous for it's zero-waste juice. Watch its new innovation — a zero-electricity 'cycle mixie' that lets you to make your own juice while pedaling a bicycle.

IIT Madras alumni Swostik Dash started NeoMotion in 2016. The startup provides comfortable and travel-friendly variations of the common wheelchair. It comes with specifications like an attachable scooter and an adjustable back rest height.

Girish Bharadwaj, a mechanical engineer from Karnataka has gone on to earn the title of Bridgeman on India after building 147 suspension bridges across the country. Find out more about this ingenious India here.

Neha Bagoria from Mumbai has founded Tapu Sustainable Solutions and launched a device named EcoTrapIn that converts urinals into odourless and waterless ones.

Watch this video to understand how the innovative NeoBolt mobile wheelchair developed by Swostik Dash transforms into a scooter to aid persons with disabilities.

K Deepak Reddy, a mechanical engineer from Telangana, has built a multi-harvester machine that can dig out stones and rocks to turn barren lands cultivable and also harvest potatoes, onions and other root vegetables

Dr Robin Dutta, a professor at Tezpur University in Assam, conceived a low-cost DIY water filter that uses baking soda, Potassium Permanganate and Ferric Chloride to clean water