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To innovate, there should be a problem, a need or an opportunity clearly understood. Samasya Khoj is a national contest to nurture the habit of observation and problem definition. The contest is just on the problem description, not solving it. Intent is that repeated practice of identifying and narrating problems accelerates the opportunity for useful innovation. Problem definition includes a few parameters like where it happens, number of people affected, frequency of occurrence, whether there is a life threat, etc. This contest is intended to run every often for frequent attempts. Good efforts are encouraged with Mementos, Certificates, and Cash Awards.
1000501: Heavy school bags
1000500: CONVERTING AGRICULTURAL LAND INTO PLOTS
1000499: Frequent power cuts
1000498: Air pollution
1000497: Use of Public Property for Political Advertisements
1000496: Delayed Identification and Treatment of Snake Bites in Rural Areas
1000495: Potholes on roads
1000494: Plants die when people forget to water them
1000493: Public Washrooms are Dirty
1000492: Traditional wall painting depends on manual measurement and guesswork, causing inaccurate area calculation, paint wastage, cost overruns, and delays. Painters struggle with complex surfaces, leading t
1000491: SkyCast X: An Intelligent Multi-Utility Flying Messenger & Emergency Response Drone for Disaster Management, Public Communication, and Last-Mile Delivery
1000490: Phantom Electricity Loss from Idle Household Devices
1000489: Hazardous Water Stagnation and Resource Waste due to Inefficient Public Tap Drainage Systems
1000488: Economic Loss and Food Wastage due to Lack of Passive Cooling for Mobile Street Vendors.
1000487: The problem of Future memory Loss due to reasons like over dependence on data, calenders mobile phones laptops and digital resources.
1000486: “Food Adulteration in Daily Items and its Impact on Public Healthâ€
1000485: “Silent Dehydration: A Hidden Barrier to Student Health and Productivityâ€
1000484: Fridge safety guardian
1000483: Challenges Faced by Farmers in Using Organic Fertilizers and the Impact of Chemical Fertilizers on Health and Soil
1000482: Why our Real crisis is not Bad citizens or government, but Broken Connections between Design, Behaviour and Responsibility.
1000481: ☕ “Caffeine: The Silent Stimulant Behind Your Energyâ€
1000480: Lack of Clear and Accessible Information in Public Services.
1000479: “Self-Medication: A Hidden Health Riskâ€
1000478: Water scarcity
1000477: Lack of Advanced Internal Security System to Protect Public,VIP Buildings and National Monuments from Undetected Threat like Missiles, Drones and Terrorist Attacks inside City Areas.
1000476: Cybercrime
1000475: RO water ,waste water
1000474: Unregulated Tree Cutting in School Grounds
1000473: Dirty drinking water and washrooms
1000472: Wars and Conflicts are serious disagreements between countries or groups. Conflicts begin with arguments over land, power, beliefs, or resources, and can grow into wars involving violence.
1000471: Detectra – Smart Multi-Sensor Life-Saving Device
1000470: Wildlife collisions with vehicles on highways and roads.
1000469: AI Topic in crime
1000468: Street light consume electricity all night
1000467: Key problems in rural education in rural areas.1)The lack of essential facilities like many schools lack toilets,running water and safe drinking water.2)No electricity ang Technology.3)unsafe of build
1000466: Potholes on roads
1000465: Less Patience, More Fury: A Social Behavioural Shift
1000464: Road patholes causing accidents near main bus stop
1000463: Traffic Congestion and Safety Risks Near Schools During Peak Hours
1000462: Traditional farming to smart farming: What is the missing link