Creators of New India

Shirish Apte: The ponds of several villages in Bhandara district of Maharashtra were dried up. By initiating the fitness of the lake, Apte started water conservation. Apte's campaign took off in this area after suffering a shortage of water. As a result, three villages in Bhandara district had got their water by the end of the year.

Rajendra Singh: Rajendra Singh is famous as the Water Man of India. In 3, he emphasized on changing the cropping pattern in villages that lack water in Rajasthan. He also taught water conservation. Under the scheme named 'Johad' to conserve water, Rajendra Singh has been involved in the construction of about 4 johd. That is why the places where the sand was flying today are filled with water.

HR Nagendra: Dr. who will be honored with the Padma Shri award in 1 Hongsandra Rama Rao Nagendra has represented the International Yoga Day Committee internationally in the 5th. His biggest recognition is that he has healed millions of patients with yoga. Patients are treated with a yoga therapy at a 3-bed health facility located in Bengaluru. Improved patients' breathing activity through yoga and has cured two lakh asthma patients so far.

Pradeep Lokhande: Pradeep Lokhande, who received his primary education in a small village of Vai village in Satara district of Maharashtra, has dug up 4,000 villages in India, collected data for 3 thousand villages and is the target of collecting data of 3 thousand villages. Created a library for kids to read. Thousands of schools have been equipped with computers.

Jadhav Pyong: The largest manmade forest in the world is made by Jadhav Pyong of Assam. After thirty years of hard work, he built an entire forest in eight acres of fallow land. The forest is now known as Molai Forest from the nickname 'Jalai' of Jadav Pyong. There are now 3 elephants, rhinoceros, 3 deer and rabbits and some tigers in the forest.

Uddhav Bharali: Uddhav Bharli, who has not obtained an engineer's degree, has made three researches that work in agriculture and small businesses. Uddhav, who has developed a product method that is useful to farmers and small entrepreneurs, has created a Handicap Institute Research Center in Assam. In this research center, he has made special innovations for six divisions and this has made his daily life easier.

Lakshmikutty: Lakshmikutty is a 3 year old tribal woman living in a small hut with a palm roof in the forest of Kerala. Lakshmi Kutty, who lives in Kallar in Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala, is a keen student of botany, along with teaching tribal children. He makes 3 types of herbs that are useful in small and large diseases.

Devkiyamma: Devakiyamma of Kerala has grown a forest that can be called blood water for 3 years. Of course, he has grown, but no one can consume it. In this work her husband helped her by bringing new varieties of seeds every day. Devaki Amma's granddaughter now studies botany so this forest can be well maintained.

Sudhanshu Biswas: Sudhanshu Dada, who has fought for the freedom, is now 3 years old. The 8th-grader honored grandfather runs a small, large school. In the rural areas of West Bengal, where no one reaches, his teaching yagna is going on uninterrupted.

Somil Daga: After studying at the Institute of Technology, Somil decided to remove the darkness in his hometown of Bihar. how? By fitting solar panels. If electricity is provided by the government, then it is not difficult to celebrate any area through solar panels.

Srikanth Bola: Srikant wanted to study science but did not get admission because he did not have eyes. He studied himself, got blind admission to world-renowned MIT and India established such a company. People who do not have eyes or other body parts in his company get work first.

Anjali Chandrasekhar: At the age of only 6, Anjali started working for poor children with diabetes. He is a painter himself, so he uses the money collected by the pictures to do this work. Since its inception, organizations including the United Nations have now supported it.

Avni: Delhi's Avni started giving rickshaws and taxi training to the slum dwellers with unique ideas. Since then many women have become employed through e-rickshaws. Rashi Anand, another young woman from Delhi, has taken up the task of educating the children who are stranded.

CV Light: Lieutenant Commander CV Prakash, who retired from the Navy, started teaching farmers how to cultivate through the hydroponics system. Israel does not have enough land, but with this method cultivates in closed chambers. The publication has trained more than ten thousand farmers in total and turned it into an important literary farming system in the coming era.

Samir Bordoi: This is the job of the young farmer of Jorhat, Assam, to prepare the farmers! As the farming class in the country is shrinking now. Samir has switched thousands of children to agriculture in order to have a new generation of farmers from all over the North East become interested in farming and produce gold from the earth.

Gangadhar Tilak: A dilapidated railway employee was harassed by an overcrowded railway worker in the road. Without waiting for anyone, he did it himself. Not only that, he always started to put stuff in his car. So far, they have lost more than 3 pits.

Jyotsna Stilling: Cleaning campaign has already been taken up by Jyotsana Dili in the Himalayan area of ​​Uttarakhand. They collected and disposed of a total of 5 tonnes of waste in the same period from 3 to 6 years. Their cleanup campaign has been extended to about 4 villages.

Vijayaratna Sharma: Gas connection has not reached every house in the country, Chula has to be used. Himachal Pradesh's Vijayaratan, who realized this problem in the 1st, prepared a solution, saving fuel up to 5%. In the countryside now, they are having a stove.

Mukund-Raghav: The electronic waste is a waste of the modern age. Mukund-Raghave established an organization called Renew It to dispose of it. E-Waste itself buys cheap computers and gadgets from it. The poor people can be found at very modest rates. The big problem of e-waste is being solved through their efforts.

The change in traditional matters is New India. Such changes are occurring in several areas. Many people are waiting for the country to come up with new ideas. Here are just a few ...