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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.
1001060: Religious Offerings Turning Rivers and Ponds into Waste Dumps
1001059: The Silent Struggle: Emotional Isolation Among Cancer Patient
1001058: Dust Resuspension from Roads: The Invisible Source of Urban Air Pollution
1001057: Plastic Footprints- A Threat We Create Every Day:Daily-use plastic items such as toothpaste tubes, tablet blister packs, grocery packaging, shampoo sachets, and toothbrushes generate large amounts of
1001056: Uncovered Construction Materials as a Hidden Source of Urban Pollution
1001055: Symptoms of Fibroids and Ovarian Cysts Are Often Dismissed as Normal Menstrual Problems
1001054: Air Conditioner Heat Pollution: The Hidden Urban Warming Cycle
1001053: Early Warning Signs of Breast Cancer Are Frequently Overlooked
1001052: Invisible Household Air Pollution from Traditional Cooking Fuels
1001051: Oral Cancer Often Goes Undetected Because Early Symptoms Are Painless
1001050: Social Media Amplification of Modern Superstitions
1001049: Environmental Awareness Activities Creating Environmental Waste
1001048: Bystander Recording Culture During Emergencies
1001047: Rising Childhood Obesity and Junk Food Addiction
1001046: Silent Loss of Traditional Seed Varieties
1001045: Waste Management Issues in Local Areas
1001044: Natural Nutrition Through No-Oil, No-Boil Food
1001043: Smart Kitchen Waste Management System
1001042: EcoCool Vegetable Storage Box: An Affordable Honeycomb-Based Cooling System for Post-Harvest Preservation of Vegetables
1001041: Rising Global Temperatures and the Need for Sustainable Cooling Solutions
1001040: When Technology Fails to See: Racial Bias in Sensors, Cameras, and Healthcare Devices for Dark Skin
1001039: Crop Damage and Economic Losses Caused by Animal and Pest Intrusions
1001038: Cervical Spine Compression from Manual Head Loading
1001037: Quality of Education and Skill Mismatch
1001036: Lack of Efficient, Hygienic, and Automated Pet Care Systems for Modern Households
1001035: Water Scarcity Due to the Wastage of Reusable Household Wastewater
1001034: Solutions to prevent electric vehicle fires
1001033: Crisis of electricity or power consumption
1001032: Employment and Education gaps in india
1001031: Blind Corner Alley Collisions: Preventing Traffic Accidents in Narrow Lanes
1001030: Heavy LPG Cylinder Offloading: Ergonomic Injury Prevention for Delivery Workers
1001029: Daytime Streetlight Bleed: Reducing Energy Waste in Residential Public Lighting
1001028: Public Water Stand Overflow: Preventing Mass Water Wastage at Public Taps
1001027: Broken and Uneven footpaths
1001026: Problem: Electricity Theft in India Electricity theft remains a major challenge for Indias power sector. Illegal connections, meter tampering, and unauthorized use of electricity lead to significant f
1001025: Problem: Impact of E20 Fuel on Older Vehicles India is promoting E20 fuel (20% ethanol and 80% petrol) to reduce crude oil imports and increase the use of renewable energy. However, this transition po
1001024: Farmers Getting Sick and Facing Health Risks from Spraying Pesticides by Hand
1001023: Contamination and Waste of Drinking Water in Public Schools Due to Displaced Overhead Tank Lids
1001022: LPG Dependence & shortage during war times: A Growing Energy Security Challenge for India Indias heavy dependence on Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) imports poses a major risk to national energy . A lar
1001021: Lack of civic sense is one of the root causes of many public problems in India, including pollution, littering, traffic violations, damage to public property, water wastage, and poor hygiene. While go