Multipurpose Digger (Groundnut/ Turmeric/ Garlic)

Shri Sanjaybhai TilwaAddress: Akshar Agro Engineering, Survey No. 257, Jain Steel Road, Nr. Rangani, Engineers, Shapar (Veraval), Dist. Rajkot, Gujarat. Problem Addressed: The Innovator observed the difficulties faced by farmers to dig the groundnut. He often used to discuss the pain points with them. The major pain points that came out of the discussions were, … Continue reading →

Mitticool Clay Creations

Mitticool Clay products by Mansukh Prajapati (Morbi, Gujarat) Problem Addressed: Mansukh bhai suffered huge loss during the 2001 earthquake, as most of his clay pots were broken. He thought of working on a fridge that would not need electricity and could be used by the masses. It might also help to revive his economic conditions. … Continue reading →

Foldable Ladder

Foldable Ladder by Mohd. Rafq Ahanger (Anantnag, Jammu & Kashmir) Problem Addressed: Pruning and trimming of unnecessary growth and damaged tissues of apple plants becomes extremely challenging after the plant attains a height of six feet and above. The same challenge occurs while harvesting apples without any mechanical damage. This foldable ladder designed by Mr. … Continue reading →

Hyacinth Remover Machine

Problem Addressed: The innovator, Godasu Narsimha, belongs to the fishermen community of Muktapur village, Adilabad, Telangana. He felt the pain and drudgery experienced by his community in getting rid of an aquatic weed, a hyacinth growing in the village lake meant for growing fish. He decided to solve this problem by innovating a hyacinth removal … Continue reading →

Sattvik Veg Pai

Shweta Gajjar A-34, Takshashila Tower, Vastrapur, Ahmedabad Ingredients: 250 gram sweet potatoes, 500 gram potatoes, 2 tbsp. kamal kakadi, 2 tbsp. carrot, 2 tbsp. broccoli, 2 tbsp. cauliflower, 2 tbsp. green corn, 2 tbsp. yellow capsicum, 2 tbsp. red capsicum, 2 tbsp. water chestnuts, 2 tbsp. green chickpea, 2 tbsp. soya paneer, 2 tbsp. purple … Continue reading →

Modha multi-lever lifting machine

Problem Addressed: Everyday, handloom workers must lift 20-45 kg about four to five thousand times with their legs to weave a loom. This repetitive strain causes severe chronic pain in weavers’ knees and backs. By the time they turn 45 years old, they are unable to weave any longer. Also, current lifting machines offer a … Continue reading →