Studied in a government school and college in Kerala, this is another story of empathy with intelligence of Ramamoorthy G, co-founder of Learning Matter, an EdTech Startup from Bangalore.

This is the incredible story of Nikhil Choudhary, an innovator who went from Mechanical Engineering and manufacturing to becoming an AI expert Data Analyst, driven by the rapidly evolving technology landscape. Working at GEP, a leader in sourcing and procurement, he tackled a critical financial problem: global contracts are static, yet geopolitical tariffs (like those imposed by Trump) and logisti ...

Waseem targets AI productivity at the workplace, aiming to solve excessive time waste on mundane tasks like email review. Driven by the 2023 OpenAI wave, he asserts that human language will be the new coding. His solution is a customizable, no-code AI workflow built on N8N and Docker. This system uses AI agents and Google APIs to filter incoming Gmail, categorise tasks, automatically draft replies ...

"People think AI will replace us. But trust me, the only people who will be replaced are those who don't know how to use it." That’s me, Saniya Sheikh.. Read more..

After two decades in top IT firms like IBM and Cisco, Hyderabad-based Sharma BKP launched acta.ai in 2023, motivated by the corporate plague of tedious manual meeting minutes. acta.ai is an AI-driven, persona-based note-taker designed to eliminate administrative burdens by up to 40%.

This is the story of Shubhlaabh Shrivastava, an ambitious tech enthusiast pursuing a B.Tech degree, specialising in Artificial Intelligence from Medi-Caps College in Indore. He identifies as an engineer by choice, motivated by the need to connect theoretical learning with real-world applications by building projects independently. His recent specific AI use case was sparked by a job posting from Viraj Sheth (CEO of Monk Entertainment, parent company of BeerBiceps). The post sought people to spend six hours daily tracking trends as "doom scrollers" on YouTube and Instagram. Shubhlabh recognised this repetitive task offered "earning, but no learning" and decided this laborious human job could be automated efficiently by AI out of sheer curiosity.

“No matter if you fail, fail again, fail better, try again. ” That is the mantra this 20-year-old engineering student, Raghu Sattu, lives by. An ethical hacker and founder of his own IT solutions firm, Raghu is a first-generation learner who skipped formal education tracks to dive straight into the world of code. His story is about building solutions driven by sheer will, passion, and a ...

United in college and knotted by passion, this is the story of two young engineering students, Tanish Karwekar & Sankalp Pandey, willing to help farmers across Madhya Pradesh with their AI tool, KrishiGPT. Born and brought up in a state like Madhya Pradesh, both (Tanish and Sankalp) were empathetic towards problems faced by farmers. Here is the story of young minds making Agriculture easy with AI.....

Ankur, a 20-year-old electronics engineering student, and his teammate Mathare developed "Mentor Mitra AI," an empathetic robot companion for children aged 6-16. Their innovation has won multiple national and global competitions, including a ₹1 Lakh prize at the C-DAC E-Toy Hackathon, a $2,000 global award from Electrohacks.io, and a ₹1 Lakh seed fund from the DOT 5G Hackathon. Initially uninspired by engineering, Ankur's passion ignited through hands-on college electronics clubs. Teaming up with the perseverant Mathare, they tackled the E-Toy Hackathon's challenge to create a physical AI chatbot for children. Mentor Mitra AI addresses critical issues like children's shrinking attention spans, rising mental health concerns, and the significant privacy risks of cloud-based AI. Its key innovation is running AI models locally on the device (Edge Computing), ensuring children's data remains private and secure. This was further developed with access to private servers from the DOT 5G Hackathon. The robot features a custom-designed body, expressive animated eyes, and a camera for face and emotion recognition, allowing it to provide personalized, age-appropriate interactions. Their journey was marked by hardware challenges and hackathon setbacks, which taught them the value of perseverance and practical learning. Now, they aim to secure intellectual property and commercialize Mentor Mitra, creating a truly safe AI friend for children.