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 | This IIT-Roorkee professor has created a tracking system to keep watch on quarantine violatorsProfessor Kamal Jain's invention Raven Eye works on the principle of geo-fencing and will alert authorities as soon as one escapes the quarantine zone
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 | This Malayalam web series was shot entirely at the director's house because of the lockdown. Check it out!Akkuvum Ikkuvum is a Malayalam YouTube web series made by a group of friends | |
 | Delhi student invents robot to help medical workers and COVID-19 patients reduce contactThe robot can provide food and medicines to patients and also has a video conferencing option for better communication between the doctor and patient | |
 | COVID-19: Jaipur hospital uses robot to serve patients, could reduce need of medical staff in isolation wardsOnce the robot comes in service, it can deliver food and other small things as required by patients, thereby reducing the rounds of medical staff they need to make in isolation wards | |
 | It's corona times: This UP couple did a virtual 'I do'Through video conferencing, the cleric Maulana Tahir solemnised the 'nikaah' and the respective families held mini-celebrations in their homes | |
 | The James Dyson Award 2020 is open for entries and they are looking for inventors solving big problemsIn addition to the International winner, in 2020 the JDA will crown a second winner, focused on Sustainability for the first time | |
 | Water Warriors: How KJ Antoji brought the syringe solution to India's growing water problemKJ Antoji speaks about his device — the water syringe — which diverts rainwater and saves it for future use. Here's why it might be the ideal solution for water scarcity | |
 | Coronavirus impact: Kerala to train 81,000 primary teachers online through focussed intervention in 11,274 schoolsIt is the first time in India that such a massive specific training for teachers is conducted within a short time by utilising a complete digital mechanism | |
 | Karnataka farmer's 'Areca nut bike' gets over 1000 buyers in just seven monthsIn June, last year, Ganapathi Bhat invented the bike which is powered by a 2-stroke engine, using which the farmers can easily climb the areca nut tree to spray pesticides and also harvest the crop | |
 | In this Risa Astronomy's 'hands', astronomy isn't rocket science for students of all agesWe speak to Anish Kumar who conducts workshops and classroom sessions for those who are interested in Astronomy and space. He shares some of the interesting differences that we get to see in the sky | |
 | These students from Hyderabad may have cracked the code to healthy ice cream. Seriously!The other two competitions that were conducted at TYE (TiE Young Entrepreneurs) challenges were One Minute Elevator Pitch and Maker Faire Prototype. And the boys aced it all in some style | |
 | Here's why you should check out Hyderabad's rural technical fest Antahpragna 2020Rajiv Gandhi University of Knowledge and Technologies is located in the temple town of Basar, which is about 150 km away from Hyderabad
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 | Meet the home baker who introduced the Brazilian Brigadeiro to ChennaiKay Roberts, the founder of the Chennai-based online baking line Kay's Bakes, talks about how she ended up in the baking business | |
 | Can banana leaves replace paper? Ask this 21-year-old from Virudhunagar and be amazed!Tenith Adithyaa from Virudhunagar came up with an innovation called the Banana Leaf Technology, which increases the shelf life of banana leaves to almost three years and is completely eco-friendly | |
 | Undiscovered Indian literary treasure: 95% of ancient manuscripts not yet translatedAbout 95% of the estimated 40 million manuscripts that India has floating around today has not been translated yet, said Bibek Debroy, economist and author at the ThinkEdu Conclave 2020 |
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