Mangaluru

A couple from Mangaluru quit their IT jobs to build an app-based automation system that can water plants remotely

Mangaluru-based Rajani Shetty cooks 200 kg of food for over 800 strays on a daily basis. Here's her inspiring story.

When the world shut down due to the pandemic, Mangaluru-based Kirana Devadiga was busy nurturing her childhood dream of becoming a farmer.

During the COVID-19 lockdown, Mangaluru's Kirana Devadiga began growing jasmine plants at home. Her passion for gardening has now turned her into an entrepreneur, earning her Rs 85,000 so far.

29-year-old Niyaz Panakaje, an assistant professor at Srinivas University, Mangalore, pursued over 20 jobs to feed family and support education

While the effectiveness of mosquito repellant products is debatable in areas where dangerous disease-spreading mosquitoes thrive, a 16-year-old student from Mangaluru has found an innovative solution to tackle dengue.

He received the award for developing an eco-friendly and low-cost material from LDPE waste plastics and blast furnace slag.

No more oil, sticky hands and a messy affair — cutting unripe jackfruit just got easy, thanks to this man who quit his job and hired an expert to help farmers earn more! #FarmersFirst #Innovation #Karnataka

It all started in 2016 when as students of Indraprastha Vidyalaya, Aman and Nachiketh presented a project at the regional competition of the Indian Science and Engineering Fair.

“Reclaimed wood from demolished houses fulfilled the entire wood requirement of the home. Not a single tree was cut down. I feel our biggest achievement in this house is to keep it cool naturally, in a place like Mangaluru."