Around my desk, photos of my family sit next to images from space missions and scraps of robot parachutes made to collect data from Mars. This is my work: utterly earthly yet extraterrestrial at the same time.
I feel satisfied and so happy to be improving people's lives with our winning idea, contributing my grain of sand. It was a challenge for my teammates and me, but we are proud of the result.
Due to the partition of India, our family was eternally displaced. We lost everything. I have an affinity for refugees who lose their homes due to mindless hate and violence.
When I was diagnosed with cancer, my world fell apart, but this project fills me with life.
It fills me with pride to have created a biomaterial that takes animals out of the equation.
I decided to create Kenya's first electric handcart to promote growth in their business while offering efficiency in load carriage, movement, and tackling climate change.
We need a break from the pandemic, the typhoons and poor planning.
When the pandemic started, it felt like everyone was hiding behind their face masks, hiding from me.