Made In India

India’s new pollution control vessel, Samudra Pratap, is designed to respond to oil spills far from shore, where damage usually begins. Built in Goa with indigenous technology, it focuses on early containment—protecting fishing grounds, coastal ecosystems, and the livelihoods that depend on clean seas.

Sisters Taniya & Sujata started Suta with Rs 6 lakh. Today, it’s a Rs 50 Cr saree brand empowering 16,000 weavers. Here's how they did it.

Arriving in London during the late ’60s with just his guitar, Biddu Appaiah went on to become a globally renowned music producer who sold millions of records. Here’s his story.

inGO Electric, a startup founded by Nikhil Gonsalves, is looking at a battery range of 80 km for their latest version of the Tron e-scooter, following the installation of the indigenous tropicalised-ion battery (TiB).

Founded by four engineering graduates, Pune-based Arcatron Mobility develops innovations for the disabled, such as a foldable bathroom wheelchair that costs much lesser than imported versions.

Move over, Barbie. A 78-year-old woman entrepreneur from Gujarat, Ranjanben Bhat makes stunning hand-crafted dolls from cloth that are inspired from India's diverse culture.

While in India, it is common to make natural loofahs out of homegrown gourds, the product is being sold for over Rs 1,000 by international companies across the world. You can grow your own quite easily.

The brain behind Noida-based sustainable startup Kagzi Bottles, Samiksha Ganeriwal claims that their first-of-its-kind, 100% compostable paper bottles can be used to package toiletries, beverages, liquids and powders.

Rahul and Neha, residents of Noida have innovated a keychain-sized ECG device named SanketLife. They are now being supported by the Marico Innovation Foundation to take their work forward.

Atlas Cycles Ltd was established by Janki Das Kapur in a small shed in Haryana to make affordable cycles for all and became a well-known brand in international markets as well.