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Background

Late Dilip Sinh Rana thoughtfully developed thpaddy thresher, where the stalk of the paddy does not get broken during the threshing process.

Dilip Sinh’s family originally belongs to Unchedia village of Bharuch but he had to shift to his father in law’s place after his marriage in 1974, as his father in law did not have anybody to help him in his work. He completed his education till class tenth and then started his diploma in mechanical engineering but unfortunately had to drop out in the first year itself. Since then he had been involved in farming until his untimely demise in March 2006.

Sheikh Jahangir (48) has made a painting device that can be easily mounted on a two-wheeler scooter and carried to a customer’s place. Deriving power from the two-wheeler’s engine to run the compressor, this device lends flexibility of usage to the painter. Jahangir has been running a small spray painting shop, ‘Khandesh Spray Painters’ in Jalgaon for the past eighteen years. He has ten dependents in his family, his eight children, wife and his mother.

He was born at Vijaynagar in Chennai district of Tamil Nadu. His father was a painter by profession. Jahangir has six sisters and two brothers. At the age of six, he was sent to his aunt’s house at Malkapur (Dist. Buldhana, Maharashtra). There he started his school education. But poor economic condition of his aunt forced him to go to the forests to graze animals and earn something to supplement the family income. Because of this, he could not study beyond second standard.

This is a cycle based portable centrifugal pump. The water pump is mounted on the carrier over the rear wheel of a bicycle. Pedal power is transferred from two pulleys attached at the back of wheel. The pump is placed on a platform placed at the rear carrier of bicycle. The unit comprises 1 inch suction pipe (5m), hose nipples, foot valve, bracket, ring 7 V-belt) , Fabricated frame, 1 inch suction & delivery pipe, sprinkler, stand, foot valve. It is used for lifting water for various purposes like development of dry land, as a fire extinguisher, for construction work, use in gymnasium and for irrigation.

Though fridge has now become one of the basic requirements, its initial high cost as well as recurring cost prevents poor and lower middle class people from buying the product. For all those who dream of owning a refrigerator but cannot afford it due to its high cost and the electricity bills, Shri Mansukhbhai Prajapati, a potter from Wankaner town of Gujarat, India find out a down-to-earth solution.

Innovator has developed a Small natural refrigerator from clay material to store the vegetables and fruits and also for cooling water. It runs without electricity. It does not require any artificial energy and naturally provides the coolness to the stored material. It is made entirely from clay.

Vatsal Tong consists of 210 mm and 400mm spring steel grade rod (3 mm diameter) which is bended in such a way that device can hold the edged utensils. Pair of tong is used to lift single vessel. Tongs are fixed at the two opposite edge of vessel.
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Sowing of a seed, a beginning for all the life forms. This also triggers the agricultural procedures for the farmers. If not done properly and at right time, this may affect the crop drastically. Hence, farmers adopt different methods and measure to ensure the proper sowing. Rich farmers opt for seed drillers; mounted on tractors for speedy sowing or they employ poor farmers and labors for manual sowing. Poor farmers, who cannot afford the tractors and drillers, they have to do it themselves, manually.

Traditionally and till date, the farmer who has to sow manually, have to dig the land, fill the hole with seed and then cover it back with soil. This all is done sitting. To dig another hole one has to stand up and again sit. This repeated process to sit-stand-sit seems like an unnecessary punishment for the farmers. The other way is to bend, instead of standing. In both the situations, farmer has to face a severe back pain or uneasiness on his back. This process consumes a lot of time.

The innovation uses the circular motion of the wheels of a hand driven cart to drive the piston of the sprayer. The hand driven cart uses the wheels of a bicycle to reduce friction and weight.

Non Stick coated Tawas are essential part of kitchen to prepare south Indian and low oil food but main problem of the Non Stick coated tawas are: it is costly and life of coated Non Stick is about one year. Innovator came out with the solution and made a fusion of traditional and modern technology. He is master of making clay tawas because it is his family business and he learned the modern technology of Non Stick coating. The combination takes shape of solution, in which he made a Non Stick coating on conventional clay tawa. He used black Non Stick because black colour is a good heat absorber

Traditional Iron Tawas are very poor in thermal efficiency and cause of LPG wastage, LPG prices increases day by day, it make our food more costly but we cannot live without food. To fight against LPG prices and find quality food, Mr. R. M. Savalia, Savalia Research Center, Ahmedabad gives a new way to Indian kitchen and introducing "Pan Tawa". Indian Institute of Petroleum; Dehradun (A supreme authority of Indian Petroleum Industry) has tested it's efficiency and design.

“Health is wealth” is old saying but everybody is not capable to pay a lot of money and time for his health. Market available exercise machines are very costly and for exercise in gym we have to spare a separate time so this Maruti Jhula is complete solution, which is combination of chair and exercise machine and its USP is it’s price which every one can afford, no maintenance cost. Conventional rocking chair is available in the market in different design costing around Rs. 1300/ to 2000/-. Chair for exercise is also available in the market with more advanced features but it is more expensive. The swings available in the market are rigid, i.e. they cannot be tilted as per ones’ requirements and cost around Rs. 3500