See that's what I am always say. India needs to get over their obsession with IIT and IIM and work on improving other colleges. What useless IITs couldn;t do, these students did? Great Job!! Keep it up!!
Re: Use less IITs
by bhagat singh on Jun 06, 2009 12:39 PM
What is so great this students have done ?.. Nothing but a 'Jugad'...This can be refined as a topic of class X physics practicle....
Come to IIT / IIM you will experience what is not taught in your regular text book
Re: Re: Use less IITs
by Jaspreet Singh on Jun 06, 2009 01:08 PM
Dear Bhagat What is the use of that learning which is not use for people and environment, even if it is Jugad they did,use their mind for indian people and envirornment, but these iit'ians study in india use their knowledge to work in USA and lick the white people testis
Re: Re: Re: Use less IITs
by bhagat singh on Jun 08, 2009 08:05 AM
You may find in the news that IITs are creating wonders... but may be in other's soil.. for that 'Energy Suckers' like you need to be blamed.
What infrastructure, opportunity and support you are providing to them ? for jobe in some Central Labs in India either you have to get recommendation or you either you have to be in those of Elite Reserved Categories. Then where these talents will go..??.. Then what you will get is this Jugad which fits for nothing
weldone young india . It can be further improved think of biodiesel ,ethanol, oxigen rechrged batteries ,trap green gases like bio methane ,corbon dioxide and monaxide and nitrogen compress generate energy , run by solar panel . young india has bright future provided you survive the presnt maladies of corrution in poiltics ,governance ,beurocracy and india offical dome .Punish corrupt, uncouth criminal politicians and governemnt staff and officers including IAS babus mercilessly
Re: Congrats young India
by avinash ranjan on Jun 06, 2009 12:23 PM
list is countless...not to forget othr options like...biocynite algae, fluoro-bio hydrogen, methane dioxide, biobutanolaide, safflower silver bromide etc.....
It is not much fuel efficient when petrol is considered(comparing to the conventional MAruti OMNI) as it comes down to 47/3.2 = 14.68, which is less than 15 KMPL of the original OMNI. Running costs of the other two fuels is what makes it special.
Re: 3.2 Rupees per KM
by Guru Prasad on Jun 03, 2009 10:41 AM
I Meant to say....[47Rs]/[3.2Rs per KM] = 14.68 KM per litre. The actual mileage of most fuel efficient petrol vehicles..
i ve even more better idea which would be more cost effective. it runs on bio-fuel, so no side-effects. here, the driver as well as passengers will be given lots of chana to consume. after which they will release bio-energy which will be channelized to drive the motors. :-)
Re: cost effective vechile
by Ashok Chandrasekar on Jun 27, 2011 08:17 PM
You are very bold. Being a lady you boldly accept the fact of daily happening in everyone's life.
