Innovation

Villgro’s iPitch 2020 is here. From helping farmers save 12 crore litres of water, to letting patients receive their scans with the click of a button - these startups were winners of iPitch and are well on their way to building the best India.

“From the newspaper to packets of milk to any parcel, almost everything can be sanitised at the door, in a matter of just 10 minutes.”

Since 2016, Wakefit.co has been bringing a smile to customers’ faces, by providing sleep and home solutions across India. Their focus on customer satisfaction has helped them cater to over 500,000 customers and earned them over 50,000 positive reviews online.

The app has three sections where kids can get answers on climate change, know their carbon footprint and play games.

Ramesh Bariya was once neck-deep in debt and forced to work as a daily wage labourer. This method helped him turn his life around.

Elango’s innovation is not only a replacement for AC to DC rectifiers but wholly solar-powered means it is safe and clean.

Launched after years of research post accident that made it difficult for Subhasis to move, the tech enables patients to spend much less time in hospitals.

While conventional bricks tend to disintegrate when divided into smaller sizes, Rhino bricks retain their shape and strength even if a hole were drilled in the middle.

At a time when over 48 lakh people across 30 districts have been affected by the #AssamFloods, the region’s traditional wisdom holds out hope.

“Every year a coconut tree naturally loses upto six of its leaves. I found out that these leaves are simply burnt in most parts of rural India, because they are difficult to dispose off. That’s when I decided to create an eco-friendly product out of the leaves.”