In Kurnool, Class 9 Students Invent Dishwasher At Just Rs 800

Social media often goes abuzz with news about unique inventions, and what we are going to talk about today is no exception. Students at their school often showcase their abilities across various subjects. Even those initially struggling academically demonstrate remarkable intellectual growth, producing impressive innovations from a young age. At a Kurnool district school, students have left everyone pleasantly shocked with their remarkable inventions.

Ramakrishna, Kayuf, and Ravi Tejalu, who study in class 9 at Chinnabom Village, Kosigi Mandal, Kurnool District, have developed a dishwasher to alleviate the burden of dishwashing for women. Costing just Rs 800, their design incorporates a large box, sprinklers, water pumps, and pipes to minimise labour costs while maximising efficiency.

Previously, two school students captured everyone’s attention with their invention of a bicycle mixer grinder. These students, Sakshi and Adhirai, from a private school in Kalapet, Puducherry, where over 500 students are enrolled, showcased their creations at a recent science exhibition.

The event aimed to raise awareness about the conservation of electricity, water preservation, and reducing plastic usage. Sakshi and Adhirai’s innovative mixer grinder operates without electricity, utilising pedal power to automatically grind ingredients. This unique invention has garnered significant interest from a wide audience.

Similarly, Sanjana Patagar, a student from Karnataka studying class 8 at Anagodu Government Senior Primary School in Yallapur Taluk, Uttara Kannada district, gained applause for her remarkable invention. Her versatile device earned her a spot in a prestigious national-level science competition, showcasing her exceptional talent and earning recognition nationwide.

According to reports, Sanjana has invented a multi-purpose device crafted from iron rods. This ingenious creation serves as a study table, a cushioned seat, and a tool for construction workers, capable of lifting 12 bricks simultaneously. Impressively, Sanjana developed this versatile and resourceful device with a budget of just Rs 2,000.