Innovation

With 36 workstations, cafeterias and a meeting space, ThinkPod looks towards fostering innovation in Kashmir.

Janan Dave recounts her experience with a Bangalore-based social enterprise working to revolutionize newborn health through technology as part of the William J. Clinton Fellowship for Service in India.

Menstruation and menstrual waste are still taboo topics in many parts of India, especially in rural areas. Amidst this environment, a small village in Uttar Pradesh has taken a huge progressive towards dealing with menstrual waste and raising awareness about menstruation. Puja Awasthi explores further.

According to a report, India's air now rivals that of China in being the world's deadliest.

Engineering college students in Mysuru came up with the idea of designing a streetlight system that would help save energy, and also aid the state government.

Various factors play an important role in deciding pricing of agriculture products and livestock. Many of these are incomprehensible and inaccessible to the farmers and producers of these products. Now, Vari, a new digital platform, is helping farmers understand these factors to get the best possible prices for their produce.

These trash-cans have built in WiFi routers that give you access to the internet for 15 minutes. But there's a catch!

Despite a sizeable visually-impaired population, India’s Braille literacy ranks among the lowest in the world. This World Braille Day, a new innovation hopes to change that statistic by using unique features to make learning Braille fun and simple for India’s visually-impaired children.

Australian innovator Russell Collins has developed a Himalayan rocket stove that is energy efficient, clean, and less polluting and uses four to five times less firewood than a conventional stove for burning.

An Indo-French team turned a cycle into an electric bicycle that charges while you're pedalling or with a cable. And they did it within five hours.