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"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.
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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.⁠

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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.

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(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…

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While most of us throw away the tiny pumpkin seeds, did you know that these seeds are loaded with nutrients?⁠
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#FoodScience #Health #Lifestyle #IndianFood

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.⁠

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Aakash Bhadana, Vasu Kaushik and Rahul Gupta from Haryana have created ‘Caeli’, a smart automated drug delivery and anti-pollution mask for respiratory patients.⁠
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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.⁠

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(1/6) BTM constituency in Bengaluru generates close to 120 tonnes of waste per day, of which 55 percent is organic. Often, most of the organic waste that ends up in landfills produces methane, which is a big contributor to greenhouse gases!

(2/6) The residents wanted to change that. The idea was to prevent organic waste from exhausting landfills and find the right solution that incorporated principles of the circular economy.

This is when Som Narayan’s Carbon Masters came into action.

(3/6) Carbon Masters has been working in renewable energy space and reducing carbon emissions for nearly six years.

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