Best Indian Innovations For The Common Man-CpuWorms

Hello friends india is not a most developed country in the world but we indian have such a great and innovative idea some time we not success due to some reason but we are not behind from anybody we are on the mars which surprise the world. All innovation and discovery not complete without out great discovery of "Zero" don't forget this. we are in leading in almost every sector. now i am giving some innovation which are for some common man.

Best Indian Innovations For The Common Man




 Mitticool Fridge
Best Indian Innovations For The Common Man-CpuWorms


This is super cool (pun unintended)! Designed by Indian engineer Mansukh Bhai Prajapati, the Mitticool fridge is made of clay and requires zero electricity. It can keep food fresh for up to 5-6 days! 


Mechanical Tree Climber

Best Indian Innovations For The Common Man-CpuWorms

This was developed by D. Ranganathan to scale palm and coconut trees, and is being sold all across South Asia. It costs around Rs. 7000. Don't you worry about falling down since it has a four-lock pin for your safety.


Low-cost sanitary napkins
Best Indian Innovations For The Common Man-CpuWorms

 Arunachalam Muruganantham made history when he created low-cost sanitary napkins for women in rural India. The machine he made makes about 120 napkins an hour, and costs something between Rs. 75,000 and 3,000,000.  Muruganantham has tied up with various self-help groups, NGO's and CSR agendas of multinational companies to reach out to remote corners of the country.


GE's Vscan
Best Indian Innovations For The Common Man-CpuWorms

 This pocket-sized imaging device is quite economical when compared with traditional ultrasound machines.  It costs about Rs. 4,81,900 and has been really useful in improving prenatal care in the rural areas of India. 

Tata Swach Bulb Purifier


Best Indian Innovations For The Common Man-CpuWorms
This was designed as a low-cost water purifier for people who lack access to clean drinking water!

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