mobile application

In the water-stressed district of Puducherry, IAS officer Dr T Arun developed Neer Padhivu, a mobile app through which he launched a water conservation project to revive lakes, ponds and canals.

While working on the app, Kaajal Gupta felt responsible for making the app not only for herself but also for every single person who was struggling with OCD.

Plantix is an AI-driven mobile application that aids farmers and gardening enthusiasts with information on diseases, pest infestation as well as nutrient deficiency—all by sharing a photograph of a leaf!

Developed by the Election Commision of India to highlight the proactive and responsible role citizens can play in the conduct of free and fair elections, the app offers its users a fast-track complaint reception and redressal option.

Every day after school, this young activist joins other protesters to continue the fight for her village.

Aadithyan’s foray into the world of computers started at the age of five, and along the way, he fell in love with coding and designing apps and games.

Split into two applications for sellers and buyers separately, the G-Store app is designed to make fresh and healthy homegrown food accessible to all!

This may also solve the issue of TCs selling away pre-booked tickets aka black-ticketing in the Indian Railways!

As soon as the passenger hits the ‘track me’ button, the central command control centre in the police commissioner’s office will be notified with a pop up on the TV wall.

Keeping in tune with the latest technology, BESCOM is incorporating data analytics to study its consumer base and formulate strategies to solve prevalent and persistent issues in the city.