- Search results for invention
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 | Shweta Taneja's new book to educate children about India's scientists and their inventionsApart from groundbreaking discoveries, the book also offers activities, quizzes, easy experiments and cool tips for the young ones, rekindling their interest in science in a rather entertaining way | |
 | NRRI scientists develop first-of-its-kind solar device to combat farm pest menaceThe breakthrough technology is billed to be a potent weapon in the hands of the farmers to combat pest and insect attacks | |
 | Three Telangana girls emerge as math champs in an online contestThe winners were selected from among 5,000 students, who had competed in the online contest, through a rigorous three-stage selection process. | |
 | This 14-year-old from Telangana won the Bal Shakti Puraskar for innovation. Here's how his invention is helping the elderlyHemesh Chadalavada tells us how his latest invention is helping the elderly and disabled across the country | |
 | Amazon Founder, Billionaire Jeff Bezos to step down as CEO, Andy Jassy named successorIn a letter to Amazonians, Bezos said he will transition to Executive Chair of the Amazon Board, a role in which he said he intends to focus his energies on new products and early initiatives | |
 | #ThrowBackToday: The excellence of erudite economist Raghuram Rajan who turns 57 todayIn today's #TBT, we talk about economist Raghuram Rajan and how his term as the RBI Governor was the most beneficial for India. And it turns out, the man has a heart of gold too. Read on for more... | |
 | This robot by Kerala students can deliver meds, food to COVID-19 patients and disinfect itselfThe robot named 'Humbot' can distribute medicines and foods to a minimum of six COVID-19 patients in a single round inside a COVID-19 ward and disinfect itself before returning to a health worker | |
 | The evolving English language: What do 20th century acronyms like LOL, FYI, TTYL mean?Many acronyms and abbreviations have become a part of our vocabulary. The most widely used acronym now is COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease 2019) | |
 | VIT-incubated start-up Punar Healthcare's IoT-enabled, robotic rehabilitation solutions are 'moving'. This is whyAssistive, robotic and smart — Punar Healthcare, a start-up incubated at VIT, is working on devices that will allow doctors to remotely monitor the exercise patients do. This is indeed the future | |
 | This biodegradable patch developed by an Anna University student can detect blood sugar levels in sweatAnna University researchers have developed a biodegradable patch that detects blood sugar levels in sweat. It is biodegradable and cruelty-free! | |
 | This 17-year-old's innovations are helping the farmers in his village and he's just getting startedAshok Gorre is a 17-year-old from Huzurnagar, a town in Telangana, who is at it when it comes to innovation after receiving accolades last year. All that he does he does for his own brethren, farmers | |
 | Class 11 student from Kanpur develops air purifier robot to fight pollutionPranjal invented an 'Air Purifier Robot' along with his classmate Aarendra. The robot comes with an air purifier machine installed within it | |
 | IIT KGP researchers develop low-cost, antioxidant-rich vegetable oil powder for a healthy heartAnother critical area the researchers have addressed is the susceptibility of PUFA-rich vegetable oil to rancidity and reduced shelf-life under severe environmental conditions | |
 | How this NID student's recycled material 'grog' will reduce the mining of natural resources — and create cool tablewareNID student Shashank Nimkar was awarded the James Dyson India Award 2020 for coming up with a method to recycle post-industrial fired ceramic waste to create new products. We find out how | |
 | Indian law student receives both Indian, USA patents for tech to make usage of electric vehicles more economicalAfter due process and hearings, Devansh received the US Patent in September 2020 and the Indian Patent in October 2020 |
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