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News 7 Killer Features Of Nokia Lumia 1520 10 Obstacles Faced By Indian Entrepreneurs 5 Ways Tech Can Change Our Future 10 Most Amazing Innovations From India 35  37 66 14 News >> General >> 10 Most Amazing Innovations From India By SiliconIndia  | Friday, 20 December 2013, 04:50 Hrs | 3 Comments Print Email Raj Singh Dahiya: Raj Singh Dahiya in Rajasthan who never even stepped into a school, developed an eff ici ent biomas s gasifier tha t ensures smooth operation of any engine at a low operational cost. Biomass gasifiers basically convert woody biomass, agricultural wastes like rice-hus k, coconut waste etc. into a combus tible gas whi ch can be bur nt like conven tio nal gas eous fue l for therma l applications, or fed into diesel and gasoline engines. This biomass-based gasifier unit processes about 20 kg of bio-waste to run an engine of 30 HP for an hour. G. D. Naidu: G. D. Naidu, an India n inv ento r and engineer often referred to as the Edison of India is credited with the manufacture of th e fir st el ectr ic motor in Indi a. Hi s contributions were primarily industrial but al so spa n th e fi eld s of ele ctr ic al , me cha nic al, a gr icu ltur al (Hyb ri d cultivation) and automobile engineering. He had only primary education but excelled as a  versatile genius. Naidu invent ed 'Rasant ' razor, a small motor operat ed by dry cells, which was later developed at a factory in the German town called Heilbronn. Among his other inventions  were super-thin shaving blades, a distance adjuster for film cameras, a fruit juice extractor, a tamper-proof vote-recording machine and a kerosene-run fan.  Also Read: Indian Dignitaries Who Once Tasted Humiliation in the U.S. Personalities Who Made Unexpected Headlines In 2013  Most Read  Most Commented Specia l  Join Hands to Build a Smarter India: Sign in | Join now Home News Community Cities Life Spotlight Books Immigration More General | Technology | Enterprise | Startups | Finance | Business | Career | Movie Reviews | Life | US Indian | Gadgets Most Popular ( 1-4 of 16 ) Nations Where Slavery is Most Prevalent 10 Unbelievable CEO Exits Of 2013 Top 10 Careers For Wannabe Entrepreneurs Elusive Jobs That Everyone Adore Indians Who Once Tasted Humiliation in the US Prem Watsa, Indian Behind BB Buyout Nokia's 6 New Exciting Devices Leverage your Java skills with SAP HANA Cloud Platform SPOTLIGHT Real Estate 10 Indian CEOs Who Own the Most Expensive Homes The extravagant lifestyle of these CEOs reflects in their properties they possess. Realty Bill Aims to Ensure Timely Poss.. Much Awaited Realty Bill Gets Cabinet .. Now Show Your Credit History to Rent a.. Second Costliest Realty Deal Fetches 1.. Buying a House? Check if it's 'Safe' Tweet  Share Share 1 of 3

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News

7 Killer Features Of Nokia

Lumia 1520

10 Obstacles Faced By

Indian Entrepreneurs

5 Ways Tech Can Change

Our Future

10 Most Amazing

Innovations From India

35   37 66 14

News >> General >>

10 Most Amazing Innovations From India

By SiliconIndia  | Friday, 20 December 2013, 04:50 Hrs | 3 Comments

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Raj Singh Dahiya:

Raj Singh Dahiya in Rajasthan who never

even stepped into a school, developed an

efficient biomass gasifier that ensures

smooth operation of any engine at a low 

operational cost. Biomass gasifiers basically 

convert woody biomass, agricultural wastes

like rice-husk, coconut waste etc. into a

combustible gas which can be burnt like conventional gaseous fuel for thermal

applications, or fed into diesel and gasoline engines. This biomass-based gasifier unit

processes about 20 kg of bio-waste to run an engine of 30 HP for an hour.

G. D. Naidu:

G. D. Naidu, an Indian inventor and

engineer often referred to as the Edison of 

India is credited with the manufacture of 

the first electric motor in India. His

contributions were primarily industrial but

also span the fields of electrical,

mechanical, agricultural (Hybrid

cultivation) and automobile engineering. He had only primary education but excelled as a

 versatile genius.

Naidu invented 'Rasant' razor, a small motor operated by dry cells, which was later

developed at a factory in the German town called Heilbronn. Among his other inventions

 were super-thin shaving blades, a distance adjuster for film cameras, a fruit juice

extractor, a tamper-proof vote-recording machine and a kerosene-run fan.

 Also Read:

Indian Dignitaries Who Once Tasted Humiliation in the U.S.

Personalities Who Made Unexpected Headlines In 2013

 

Most Read   Most Commented Special

 Join Hands to Build a Smarter India: Sign in | Join now 

Home News Community Cities Life Spotlight Books Immigration More

General | Technology  | Enterprise | Startups | Finance | Business | Career | Movie Reviews | Life | US Indian | Gadgets

Most Popular ( 1-4 of 16 )

Nations Where Slavery is Most Prevalent

10 Unbelievable CEO Exits Of 2013

Top 10 Careers For Wannabe Entrepreneurs

Elusive Jobs That Everyone Adore

Indians Who Once Tasted Humiliation in the US

Prem Watsa, Indian Behind BB Buyout

Nokia's 6 New Exciting Devices

Leverage your Java skills with SAP HANA Cloud Platform

SPOTLIGHT

Real Estate

10 Indian CEOs Who Own the Most

Expensive Homes

The extravagant lifestyle of these CEOs reflects in

their properties they possess.

Realty Bill Aims to Ensure Timely Poss..

Much Awaited Realty Bill Gets Cabinet ..

Now Show Your Credit History to Rent a..

Second Costliest Realty Deal Fetches 1..

Buying a House? Check if it's 'Safe'

Tweet   ShareShare

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3: Most of these are NRIs from USA, but quite promising for sure!

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