Innovation

Busy stations in Mumbai, like Sion, use up to 10 litres of acid every month to clean the stains. It takes the railway authorities over 60,000 litres of water and crores of rupees from the budget to clean the stains that are a result of the habits of careless people.

ERVIS, Kazi’s first ever innovation, is a prototype ocean cleaner ship that can suck out plastic from the surface of the ocean.

In an era of rising pollution and global warming, the indigenous production of this zero-emission fuel could solve India's fuel import problem. #IIT

Did you know that 3,597 people have been killed and 25,000 injured in 2017 because of accidents caused by potholes alone?

Kurin Systems has designed a 40-feet-tall purifier christened ‘City Cleaner’, which claims to provide clean air to 75,000 people living in the 3-km radius around it.

The son of a tailor-turned CRPF jawan, this brilliant innovator was earlier in the news for designing a robot that could climb electric poles and do other dangerous tasks!

Om Shelat, Ira Sidhu, Soumya Juneja and Shreya Raju, built an intelligent traffic light that reacts to real-time traffic density using image processing and has the potential of reducing fleet time.

Incredibly, this IAS officer went all the way to the Supreme Court to prove his disability did not hamper his dedication!

The problem of cleaning up the lakes to acquire drinking water, they discovered, did not just lie with tackling pollution but in the lack of awareness about the condition.

When he tested the model on the school grounds, it was a raging success. From the district level of the Inspire Awards to the state and national level exhibitions, his invention won laurels.