You could win at the 'Best Housing Society Awards', brought to you by The Better India and Godrej & Boyce: bit.ly/3R83rU @GodrejAndBoyce
One such society is Roseland Residency in Pune's suburb Pimple Saudagar tgat has been implementing rainwater harvesting successfully for the past decade and has never had to buy a single tanker since.
"We were tired of facing a constant shortage of water in summer. A total of 2500 residents live here. Clearly, our water requirement is huge, and it simply wasn’t possible to spend so much money on tankers.
Therefore, in a society meeting, we decided to start harvesting rain", says a resident.
Today, all 22 bore wells get recharged with fresh rainwater every monsoon and society ends up saving over Rs 20 lakh every year.
Society has not only managed to remain tanker-free but has also managed to reduce water consumption drastically by employing some innovative solutions.
“We decided to modify the flush system of the water cistern, and introduced a filled water bottle inside the water tank.
This results in saving almost 30% water,” explains another resident.
Do you think your innovation can change the way people live?
APPLY NOW!
The Infosys Foundation will commit up to INR 50 lakh per winner. If your innovation can transform lives, then Aarohan Awards can help you scale up.
Visit the link : bit.ly/3HK8LKI to submit your application TODAY!
Read one such story here:
“In India, the post-harvest loss of fruits and vegetables is close to 60 million tonnes,” says Vaibhav Trike.
His #solardryer helps extend the shelf life of products without adding chemicals and preservatives.
Hailing from a farmer family in #Maharashtra, Vaibhav saw farmers struggle due to a lack of storage options and facilities.
#EntrepreneursOfIndia
"In India, from carrying goods to setting up shops on two wheels, many people use their two-wheelers for more than just mobility, risking their own safety," says EV,” says Pritesh Mahajan. @revampmoto
He, along with Jayesh Tope and Pushkaraj Salunke in January 2021, launched #RevampMoto which provides swappable attachments catering to customers' needs, making our vehicles truly transformable vehicles.
A ‘Made in India’ product, the Nashik-based startup 'RM Buddie 25' is accompanied by swiftly swappable attachments like a child seat, saddle stay and saddle bags, insulated box, carrier, base plate and base rack.
Do you think your innovation can change the way people live?
APPLY NOW!
The Infosys Foundation will commit up to INR 50 lakh per winner. If your innovation can transform lives, then Aarohan Awards can help you scale up.
Visit the link bit.ly/3HK8LKI to submit your application TODAY!
While visiting one of the blind schools in his city, Kaviraj Prithvi interacted with the students and teachers and understood that the institute lacked a cost-effective mechanism to print texts.
“Even the basic braille printers, which are mostly imported, cost between $2,000 – $3,000 (~Rs 1,50,000 – 2,50,000). The majority of special schools in India run on a tight budget which makes it impossible for them to import printers.
(1/17) After completing her degree in Interior Architecture, Upasana Pandey began working in a digital fabrication firm, where she says she learnt many tools.
(2/17) “I learnt the application of laser cutting machines, CNC machines, 3D printing techniques to design cool products, which helped me co-found my startup,” she recounts.
Upasana defines this as the inception of her ‘maker’ journey.
(3/17) Coming from an architecture background, I didn’t think something like Maker’s Asylum would be right for me. But I wanted to do exciting things, meet more people and work on complex world problems…
Science says several antioxidants in #pumpkin help boost immunity and are a good source of unsaturated fats like alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), lowering the risk of several heart diseases.
High in magnesium, these can help regulate blood sugar levels, lower the risk of diabetes and also aids in weight loss with a rich protein and fibre content.
#AarohanReturns#aarohanisback
Patients dealing with respiratory diseases are at maximum risk from air pollution. According to statistics by WHO, more than 90% of the global population today breathes toxic air & air pollution is the reason for over 7 million deaths every year.
#Caeli is a smart, automated drug delivery and anti-pollution mask for #asthmatic and other chronic respiratory patients. It can significantly improve the quality of life for #respiratory patients living or travelling in polluted areas.