Invention  

Shakuntala Devi was an Indian researcher, writer, and social worker. She was famously known as the ‘human calculator.’ She showcased her arithmetical talent in Europe in 1950 and in New York City in the year 1976. She made a Guinness World Record in 1982 by multiplying two 13-digit numbers in just 28 seconds.

Uttar Pradesh’s Rajkumar Mishra made paddy threshing machines in efforts to make his family’s financial condition better. He was awarded with a sum of Rs 1 lakh for making these machines, by the Grass Root Startup category at Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University.

Jharkhand’s Kamdev Pan received his education from local villages and colleges. His fascination with science and technology inspired him to launch his own brand of e-bikes. He manufactures e-bikes and sells them all over the country. Currently, he is working on his dream project of building a drone car.

Mumbai-based data engineer Akshay Ridlan has invented such a device which can be used to find the locations of missing persons. In May 2020, he had lost his dog, which prompted him to create such devices with QR codes on them. The lockets with QR codes were launched on 13 September by Dr Swati Piramal.

Kannauj’s Avni Kumar Shukla is not any less brilliant that the iconic character of ‘Rancho’. His love for technology and innovation has inspired him to develop several devices to make people’s lives easier. So far, he has created anti-theft systems, smart helmets, safe child devices and many more.

India is full of innovative stories of inventions and discoveries. In this one, Lucknow’s Shailendra Singh has invented a model that produces electricity with the help of labour of the bulls. His enterprise is called ‘Nandi Rath’ and it currently produces 5 kilowatts of electricity in one hour for personal purposes.

Kajal Srivastav, a resident of Kushinagar has invented a health device that is capable of diagnosing illnesses just by analyzing the pulse of a person. The device is in the form of a wrist band, and it only takes a few minutes to give the health information about a person.

The ingenuity of Pranav Suman cannot be expressed in words. At the age of 15 he has made the impossible happen. He invented an inverter which can be charged using solar power. He experienced failure 16 times but continued to complete his project. His excellent feats have earned him a chance to represent India in the USA’s next year competitions.

Babbar Singh from Punjab constructed the world’s smallest jeep with the name ‘Lilliput Jeep’ at the age of 56. He started off as fulfilling his friend’s request, but his jeep quickly gained popularity and now he receives orders from all of Punjab.

Gangaram Chauhan’s innovation of cycle flour mill machine comes with a lot of benefits. It has the capacity of grinding 10 kgs of flour in 45 minutes while ensuring your body’s well-being. The CM has felicitated Gangaram for his achievement with State Scientist Award.

 

Rajpal’s financial circumstances might have forced him to discontinue his formal studies at school, but his curiosity drove him to explore the hidden cave of innovations he was meant to be known for. After making around 20 types of machinery, he has not abandoned his will to invent something new and continues on the path of creation.

Helal Akbar Chowdhury Babor's invented model 'Corona Resistance Booth' has spread in remote areas of the country. Millions of ordinary people and pedestrians have benefited from this booth.

Bitcoin is a fascinating invention that has the potential to become a global currency. It is believed that it will become one of the most popular ways to pay for stuff and move assets over the next decade. Working on the same, Abhishek Jain, a bitcoin trader wants to make crypto a household word by reaching out to non-users and teaching them how to exchange crypto coins and tokens. His company rBitex plans to launch NFT trading in Q3 and develop blockchain projects for businesses and governments

When an adversity presents itself, it is natural that one gets bogged down by it. But there are a few souls who use this adversity as an opportunity to come up with new inventions to help the society at large
 

UP CM Yogi Adityanath visited Ayodhya to inspect preparation for bhumi puja to take place on August 5 by PM Narendra Modi