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.
1000221: Climate change.
1000220: Poor people.
1000219: Water scarcity and pollution: several parts of India are facing severe water shortages and contamination, affecting agriculture and health.
1000218: A common problem faced by nearly every student is procrastination delaying studying or assignments until the last minute, which often leads to stress, poor performance, and burnout.
1000217: Youth getting into gambling and smoking.
1000216: Cutting down of trees lead to animals come on road and Street.
1000215: Unemployment.
1000214: Unfollow of signals on the board.
1000213: Garbage grounds close to School Building.
1000212: Aging Sewage Infrastructure in Karol its aging sewage and drainage system. Originally built decades ago, many of these underground pipes are now deteriorating due to increasing load, unplanned constru
1000211: My score of result
1000210: Lack of Civic Sense in Indian people
1000209: Students are being treated as the test subjects for the NEP implementation rather than being at the center of the education process.
1000208: Women Independence
1000207: Overqualification and Underemployment
1000206: PEER PRESSURE ON STUDENTS
1000205: Problem of distraction for students of class 9 to 12
1000204: India’s Invisible Enemy: Absence of Civic Responsibility.
1000203: Effects of eating junk foods or fast foods by children.
1000202: Now a days students/youth are addicted to bad habits.
1000201: Affects of giving MOBILES PHONES / TABS/IPAD to the children below 10 years of age.
1000200: Emissions from pollution of Vechiles and Factories
1000199: Balance out/Falling from escalator in Railway stations and Big shopping malls.
1000198: Here are some potential problem titles based on student-centric themes: Environmental Awareness 1. *Campus Greenification*: Develop a Sustainable Waste Management System for Schools 2. *Air Quality
1000197: Here are some potential problem titles based on student-centric themes: Environmental Awareness 1. *Campus Greenification*: Develop a Sustainable Waste Management System for Schools 2. *Air Quality
1000196: some potential problems in and around Anantapur that I could submit: 1. *Water Scarcity* 2. *Pollution in Penna River* 3. *Traffic Congestion* 4. *Waste Management* 5. *Soil Erosion* 6. *Limited Publi
1000195: Urban Flooding in Monsoon: Inadequate Drainage Systems and Encroachment on Natural Water Bodies
1000194: Maintenance of infrastructure
1000193: IMPROPER WASTE MANAGEMENT
1000192: Enhancing Farmer Access to Fair and Transparent Market Prices.
1000191: Low rate of production including low selling price
1000190: Bridging the Urban-Rural Digital Skill Divide in India
1000189: HIGH COST OF VACCINES- Many essential vaccines, particularly those not covered by government programs, can be prohibitively expensive for low- and middle-income families.
1000188: Academic Pressures and Competitive Strain
1000187: The dark side of digital addiction in children
1000186: Technology and Privacy concerns
1000185: School Washroom Shame: Girls Avoiding Water to Skip Toilets
1000184: Water save karo. Future ke liye
1000183: health is a growing problem in society, often overlooked due to stigma and lack of awareness. Many people suffer in silence without access to proper care or support. Stress, anxiety, and depression ar
1000182: The Unfulfilled Promise of Waste Segregation in Urban India