Technology

In a first, scientists from IIT-Delhi have developed a 3D bioprinted cartilage remarkably similar to the natural ones seen in human knees.

Many small and marginal farmers in Lohardaga and Gumla are using tiny pumps to irrigate vegetable fields, an entrepreneurial model that has the potential to increase incomes for smallholders, since groundwater is abundant in the state. Bikalp Chamola takes a closer look.

Climekit, a unique and simple innovation, has the potential to “crowd-source” the next solution to India’s growing air pollution troubles.

Nivetha, a young schoolgirl with no exposure to posh education, has built a robot supported by volunteers and her friends.

This 79-year-old featured in a recent Humans of Bombay post is winning everyone over with his message of finding happiness beyond our phones.

If you're unhappy with your visit to a public restroom, you could soon be able to give instant feedback directly to the government.

Digital India is a transformational idea that needs to be exploited beyond its present scope to bring persons with blindness and visual impairment into the mainstream.

A survey conducted in South Kamrup in Assam shows that use of small water pumps for irrigation in an area where groundwater is abundant has resulted in significant increases in earnings for smallholder and marginal farmers. Bikalp Chamola takes a closer look.

Some of the biggest scientific efforts and projects require international collaboration on a large scale. The Thirty Meter Telescope is one such endeavour under way, and India is a major contributor.

Passionate about teaching, Manoj Jamsandekar is on a mission to make robotics an accessible and affordable tool for forward-thinking education.