Pune: Three college students of Sanskriti School, Pune, made a mark on the National Technology Day programme held on May 11 at Pragati Maidan in Delhi.
The occasion, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, showcased the technological innovation of younger college students. Sanskriti was amongst 40 faculties from throughout the nation that had been shortlisted to current their improvements on the program.
The college students, Shashank Shivanandan, Chirant Morti, and Shalmali Kulkarni, from Classes X and XI, had been personally invited by the Prime Minister’s Office to attend the occasion. They earned this chance by securing first place in a national-level design and entrepreneurial competitors carried out by La Fondation, Dassault Systemes, India, and the Atal Innovation Mission of NITI Aayog.
As part of the tech competitors, college students had been anticipated to provide you with a prototype of an authentic product that had social and business relevance.
The college students designed an modern farmer-friendly product referred to as ‘Pashupaal’ below the steering of Swati Harip, science trainer at Sanskriti School.
Pashupaal is an efficient cattle cleansing product that not solely ensures that cattle are correctly cleaned, but in addition incorporates the options of a massager that reduces pressure within the muscular tissues and improves blood circulation.
It not solely reduces farmers’ effort and will increase productiveness, but it surely additionally makes use of no electrical energy and saves upto 60% of their water use.