20,000+ Innovations Curated for Social Transformation
Founded in 2016, Social Alpha is a dynamic not-for-profit platform committed to advancing science and technology innovations that tackle India’s pressing social, economic, and environmental challenges. Operating under the Foundation for Innovation and Social Entrepreneurship (FISE), it empowers mission-driven entrepreneurs, guiding them from the lab to the marketplace. At the
Rolling Urban Narrative Through the Aeon of Transition
Krishnendu Porel, a distinguished artist from West Bengal, India, masterfully brings urban landscapes and architectural themes to life. Using acrylic on canvas, he explores the dynamic interplay between historical and modern structures, reflecting the rapid pace of urbanization. His work often delves into societal and political narratives, offering profound commentary
Sowing Seeds of Change: FSII Spurs Climate-resilient Farming
The Federation of Seed Industry of India (FSII), a leading association with 50 R&D-driven plant science industry members, stands at the forefront of advancing India’s agricultural sector. Its members focus on delivering premium seeds for food, feed, and fiber, empowering farmers across the nation. With a mission to boost agricultural
Fusing Form and Function: The Future of Contemporary Art
Shovin Bhattacharjee is a renowned contemporary artist whose work has evolved over two decades, merging technical mastery with an innate understanding of spatial design. His creations tell a dynamic story, deeply influenced by the intersection of modern technology and daily life. At the heart of his studio—a vibrant hub of
X-ray Systems Lead the Way in Promising Food Safety
Technofour Electronics Pvt. Ltd. (TEPL) stands as a pioneer in manufacturing and exporting metal detection, X-ray inspection, and checkweigher systems in India. The company has successfully deployed over 15,000 metal detection systems and 4,500 checkweigher systems across industries such as pharmaceuticals, food, soap, FMCG, and chemicals—both domestically and internationally. This
Harmony in Brushstrokes: Resonating Art, Nature, and Gandhi
Pratibha Awasthi, an artist of exceptional brilliance, is a living embodiment of creativity, where her soul resonates with the murmurs of nature and the vibrant tapestry of tribal heritage. In this delicate interplay, her spirit finds profound harmony, and her imagination soars to unfathomable heights. Within the simplicity of an
Jaunpur’s Beniram Imartis: From Tradition to GI Tag
Beniram Pyarelal began crafting imartis in the mid-19th century, not for business but to share a cherished family recipe with his loved ones. Employed in the Postal Department, Beniram’s culinary skills were unexpectedly recognized when a British officer requested him to cook for his team. Among the dishes, Beniram prepared
Evolving BMI Tech Can Afford Accessible Neuroprosthetics
Dr. Ramana Vinjamuri is a distinguished researcher and educator with a PhD in Electrical Engineering from the University of Pittsburgh (2008). His doctoral research focused on dimensionality reduction in human hand control and coordination. He extended his expertise through postdoctoral research (2008–2012) at the University of Pittsburgh, where he advanced
Ageless Sculptures Can Reflect Timeless Ideals
Ram Vanji Sutar, a legendary Indian sculptor, has carved his name into history with monumental creations that exemplify artistic brilliance. His journey from modest beginnings to becoming one of India’s most celebrated sculptors reflects unwavering dedication, boundless creativity, and an extraordinary vision. Trained at the prestigious Sir J.J. School of
Holistic Healing: Rooted in Nature, Driven by Science
Holistic Himalaya seamlessly blends ancient wisdom with modern science to champion holistic well-being and sustainability. By focusing on the gut-brain axis, the organization drives transformative health improvements for humans, animals, and the environment. Its approach includes organic remedies, sustainable agriculture, and conservation initiatives. Partnering with more than 3,000 women from