Engineering  

The son of a street vendor had got an admission in the Civil Engineering Department at IIT Delhi. But his interests lay somewhere else, and he gave up his seat to pursue a Computer Science programme at DTU, Delhi. The finances pose a problem, but Balwant Singh is determined to provide his son with the best education.

Yuvraj Pawar from Ahmednagar builds vintage cars and farming machinery for a living. He is popular in different states for his production of electric vintage cars. He makes these cars on orders and has so far sold almost 50 cars.

Nagpur’s Pramod Gautam quit from his high-paying job and decided to become a farmer instead. He cultivates groundnut, turmeric, pulses, orange, guava, lemon and much more. He is considered as one of the successful farmers of Nagpur. His business has an annual turnover of Rs 1 crore.

While doing his engineering, Ajmer’s Shobhit Soni came up with the idea of building a company for making kulhad glasses. He has around 42 plants all over the country with a turnover of 2.5 crore.

Prof. Nadeem Khalil was the architect of this international symposium, Nadeem Khalil is an Environmental Engineer with PhD from IIT Delhi, M. Tech (Env Engineering) & B.Tech. (Civil Engg.) from AMU.

India’s economy will rise to the occasion with the public investments flocking to the private investments, thus adding the desired motivation for our nation’s infra sector.

A first-year engineering from Karnataka’s Tumakuru delivers newspapers, carries forward father’s legacy 

France has offered to supply engineering studies and equipment for building six EPR nuclear reactors at Maharashtra’s Jaitapur  
 

3 engineering students have designed a robot that can spray chemicals from as far away as 400 metres 

A computer engineer quit his job to take up vermicomposting  

A Kashmir civil engineering woman quit her job to take up pottery as her profession 

The Uttar Pradesh government, under the Mission Shakti campaign, will hold special counselling camps for girl students who aspire to make their career in civil services, army, police, air force, medical, engineering and other fields
 

After quitting her software job, Asha started an online coaching centre, guiding students in competitive exams. She earns really well 
 

 26-year-old Ataullah Bukhari started his own business of selling and supplying vegetables after he completed his engineering. Now he tastes success 

The Indian Institutes of Technology (IITs) and the National Institutes of Technology (NITs) will start offering engineering courses in mother tongue from next academic year