BANGALORE: India's rural innovators have proved that ordinary people are indeed capable of extraordinary inventions. Despite many constraints like lack of education and severe cash crunch most of them have succeeded in using technology cost-effectively to build ingenious products.

Innovations from creative minds took India by storm; the innovations were pragmatic, sensible and can find wide prevalence in India and across the globe. Though these innovations were just in “idea” form, Indians are hopeful of striving to bring them to existence, may be in the future.

1. Mitticool fridge

The Mitticool Fridge was developed and launched by Indian engineer, Mansukhbhai Prajapati in 2006. Made entirely from clay, the device costs roughly $50 and uses no electrical power. It can keep items of food fresh for up to five days and has been a valuable addition to rural communities in India. The fridge is made of clay and requires zero electricity.

Mitti Cool Refrigerator weighs 20 kg with height:18.5’’ and width of 11’’ and works in a  very simple way. Water from the upper chambers drips down the side, cooling the inside heat through evaporation, leaving the chambers cool.

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