It is Zero energy cool chamber technology from ICAR Delhi
Manish R.
10/10/2021 04:57
These are eye catching stunts only. There are many great research going on in IIT's. Follow their story not some publicity stunt type 😏😏
Swapnil V.
09/10/2021 16:07
Nothing new, it's just 'Pot in pot refrigeration' technique. Already used in many African countries.
Abhishek V.
08/10/2021 14:18
amazing
Paramjeet M.
08/10/2021 12:37
Great job
Pankaj D.
08/10/2021 07:14
Nothing new, it's a forgotten technique of India.
Nirma S.
08/10/2021 07:01
This is not sustainable option
..20 liters of water per day is not viable option to maintain the coolee
Johnson C.
08/10/2021 06:32
Want to setup those storage, whom to contact.
Prasuna L.
08/10/2021 05:40
Heart
Rajesh S.
08/10/2021 04:29
Good morning ☀️🌄
Era D.
08/10/2021 04:06
Great
Rekha K.
08/10/2021 03:01
Very old technique. In rajasthan windows are covered with grass and water is sprinkled at regular interval. As Rajasthan is an arid nd dry place, no more water to spare, they use a particular type of grass which absorbs and retain water. This helps the souring temperature to cool down by 4 to 5 degree
Raghu C.
08/10/2021 02:17
Great job . good work.
Debasish K.
08/10/2021 01:35
Great 👍
Iqbal S.
08/10/2021 00:20
Great job
Brut India
07/10/2021 23:15
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Kevin D.
07/10/2021 21:05
Nice
Raj S.
07/10/2021 20:04
Nice
ALL I.
07/10/2021 19:13
Please like and follow Thanks
Praveen N.
07/10/2021 19:10
Amazing and keep shining.
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20 comments
Parkey G.
14/10/2021 11:17It is Zero energy cool chamber technology from ICAR Delhi
Manish R.
10/10/2021 04:57These are eye catching stunts only. There are many great research going on in IIT's. Follow their story not some publicity stunt type 😏😏
Swapnil V.
09/10/2021 16:07Nothing new, it's just 'Pot in pot refrigeration' technique. Already used in many African countries.
Abhishek V.
08/10/2021 14:18amazing
Paramjeet M.
08/10/2021 12:37Great job
Pankaj D.
08/10/2021 07:14Nothing new, it's a forgotten technique of India.
Nirma S.
08/10/2021 07:01This is not sustainable option ..20 liters of water per day is not viable option to maintain the coolee
Johnson C.
08/10/2021 06:32Want to setup those storage, whom to contact.
Prasuna L.
08/10/2021 05:40Heart
Rajesh S.
08/10/2021 04:29Good morning ☀️🌄
Era D.
08/10/2021 04:06Great
Rekha K.
08/10/2021 03:01Very old technique. In rajasthan windows are covered with grass and water is sprinkled at regular interval. As Rajasthan is an arid nd dry place, no more water to spare, they use a particular type of grass which absorbs and retain water. This helps the souring temperature to cool down by 4 to 5 degree
Raghu C.
08/10/2021 02:17Great job . good work.
Debasish K.
08/10/2021 01:35Great 👍
Iqbal S.
08/10/2021 00:20Great job
Brut India
07/10/2021 23:15Lockdowns in Indian have led to many homegrown startups leveraging AI, IoT, data science etc. to offer innovative solutions to fresh produce vendors and farmers, to prevent wastage and revenue loss. Read about these startups and their innovative solutions here: https://www.thehindu.com/sci-tech/agriculture/agri-tech-startups-sensors-storage-fresh-food-supply-value-chain-india-lockdown-prevent-waste/article34654928.ece
Kevin D.
07/10/2021 21:05Nice
Raj S.
07/10/2021 20:04Nice
ALL I.
07/10/2021 19:13Please like and follow Thanks
Praveen N.
07/10/2021 19:10Amazing and keep shining.