"Dream, Dream, Dream! Conduct these dreams into thoughts, and then transform them into action."

- Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam

November 2019

Know More About This Amazing Solution to India’s Water Woes

When Dr Vibha Tripathi an ex IITian was disturbed by the water woes people were facing in her community she instantly swung into action With the help of her son Advait Kumar a Penn State University graduate with a specialization in Electrical Engineering she combined Internet of Things technology with solar energy to develop clean drinking water solutions in the form of Water ATMs The duo founded Swajal Pvt Ltd based in Gurugram that provided clean drinking water for Re per glass and Ra per litre Swajal Water ATMs can be found at stores railway stations cities metro stations hospitals schools and more Modern Technology Dr Tripathi said that they maintained tight control on manufacturing which enabled them to innovate and increase the efficiency of the ATMs manifold The system is constantly updated and has remote accessibility via cloud systems With the help of solar energy water is pumped from

26 Nov 2019
Good News

Imagine a Machine That Makes Water From Thin Air!

Over the years many scientists and researchers are trying to make water from the air and many of them have been quite successful but their technology didn rsquo t catch on at that time However owing to an acute shortage of water in many parts of the world water-making machines have suddenly garnered interest A German company Greentec Aqua has developed a high-tech machine AWA Modula which through a patented process converts air into potable water The humidity in the air is extracted and condensed to form water Technology The technology behind this sophisticated machine is similar to that of an air conditioner The air is passed through an air-conditioning unit to take it to the dew point The water that comes out of this process is filtered and ldquo re-mineralized rdquo so that it rsquo s safe for human consumption Martin Kolodziejczyk the company rsquo s managing director said

26 Nov 2019
Good News

Farmers Rejoice As This Remarkable Device Protects Them From Crop Failure

-year-old Rishikesh Amit Nayak of DAV Public School Chandrasekharpur in Odisha was sad to see his grandfather depressed when his crops were damaged by pests Rishikesh decided to develop a device that could detect insects on the crops at an early stage so that necessary precautions and remedial measures can be taken to save the crops A Remarkable Device Rishikesh developed this amazing device ndash Kishan Know that prevents crop failure He realized that in the incidence of crop failure percent takes place due to the invasion of pests The device helps to detect pests at a very early stage The device has been prepared by incorporating a Global System for Mobile GSM communication module a chip of circuit that can be used to establish communication and a thermal camera Before making the device he consulted experts at Odisha University for Agriculture and Technology OUAT and focused on bacteria as

25 Nov 2019
Good News

A Boost to Local Industries As Mumbai University Plans to Offer Skill-Based Courses

Mumbai University is planning to provide a new range of skill-based courses that will provide employment opportunities to the youth and give a thrust to the local industries The courses may vary according to regions for example rainwater conservation agronomy in Raigad Ratnagiri management of airports in Panvel animal husbandry floriculture in Palghar pollution wastewater management in Konkan marine tourism heritage tourism in Mumbai Tailor-Made Courses The university plans to design courses relevant to different regions Courses range from fruit processing and bamboo production in Konkan to Warli painting in Palghar The courses will be offered as certificate diploma and advanced diploma to students pursuing traditional arts science and commerce The courses are job oriented so that the youth won rsquo t migrate to Mumbai and other cities for employment Stop Migration The main objective of introducing the skill-based courses in Mumbai University is to better the gross enrolment ratio

24 Nov 2019
Good News

In a First, an Elephant Memorial Is Built in Uttar Pradesh

Elephant the gentle giant has over the ages been exploited by man for various reasons ranging from working in the circus or for ferrying tourists through jungles They are often subject to abuse while being trained in specific tasks For the first time India gets its first lsquo Elephant Memorial rsquo which pays tribute to all the elephants that lost its lives due to abuse illegal trafficking or cruelty The memorial is built with the support of Uttar Pradesh Forest Department at the Elephant Conservation amp Care Centre Mathura which is located mi away from the Taj Mahal This unique memorial comprises of stone boulders and nbsp black granite plaques that are engraved with names of some of those elephants who suffered the ill fate The memorial was recently unveiled by the conservation charity Wildlife SOS The Elephant Memorial which has been set up by the UP forest department was

24 Nov 2019
Positive Reads

21 YO Is on the Path of Becoming the Country’s Youngest Judge

As a young boy Mayank Pratap Singh who hails from Jaipur always dreamt of becoming a judge because of the importance and respect that the post of judge commands At the age of his dream has come true as he cleared the Rajasthan judicial services exam in the very first attempt Mayank rsquo s success has won him many accolades as he is also the youngest person in the country to have cleared the judicial services exam The -year-old took admission in for a five year LLB course from Rajasthan University which ended this year Passing this exam paved the way for him to become the country rsquo s youngest judge The original age for appearing in the judicial services exam was years which was brought down to this year According to Mayank this move is very welcome as it will help to fill the vacant posts so that justice

24 Nov 2019
Good News

How an Amazing Idea of Transforming Huge Containers Into Portable Schools Became a Reality

Few have the power and passion to convert their idea into a possibility and Divya Jain is one such person She sourced scrapped containers from shipyards and according to the planned capacity and requirements upscaled them into classrooms labs or libraries The classrooms can be dismantled and carried nbsp to remotest areas to provide skill training to the youth in rural areas Reusable And Portable Divya Jain the co-founder of CEO of Safeducate one of India rsquo s largest training skilling and consulting firms came up with this idea of transforming the face of the huge containers by turning them into colorful air-conditioned classrooms This solves a major issue of lack of schools and a lack of infrastructure in building new schools and skill training centres in rural areas Once the training in a particular locality is over these container school can be shifted to another place to provide skill

24 Nov 2019
Star Citizens

This Iron Lady Treks Treacherous Terrain to Render Education Facilities to the Remotest Ladakh Villages

Sujata Sahu a teacher in a reputed Delhi school was out on a solo trek in Ladakh when due to her deteriorating health she took shelter in a school She was surprised to know that nbsp the school was attended by a few kids regularly and teachers trekked through mountains to get the books and uniforms Sahu was full of admiration for the people of Ladakh who in spite of very difficult terrain and extremely harsh weather were trying their best to improve their condition Many parents sent their children to private schools which were so far away that they had to stay in hostels and dormitories Due to lack of proper guidance many of them dropped out and many couldn rsquo t return to their roots ft Foundation The determination to come to school and learn the eagerness of the teacher to learn something new to teach his students

24 Nov 2019
Star Citizens

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