Innovation

GHRU, Saikheda Organised Event “Problem Hunters Identify & Innovate”

 The Problem Hunters: Identify & Innovate event was organised by the Innovation Club on 10th November 2025 at 2:00 PM in the NT-09 Seminar Hall, New Building, GHRU, Saikheda. The main aim of the event was to encourage students to identify real-life problems and create innovative, practical, and sustainable solutions. The event helped students develop problem-solving skills, creativity, and design thinking. Students were motivated to observe challenges in society and suggest solutions that support community development and sustainability.

During the event, students worked on problem statements from three important areas:

·                     Agriculture (SDG 2 – Zero Hunger)

·                     Healthcare (SDG 3 – Good Health and Well-being)

·                     Global Warming (SDG 13 – Climate Action)

Participants presented their ideas using working prototypes, concept models, and analytical frameworks. This helped them apply classroom knowledge to real-world situations and address local and global issues.

Key Problem Statements and Solutions:

·                     A smart irrigation system using sensors to save water and improve crop yield (SDG 2).

·                     A portable health monitoring device for affordable and preventive healthcare (SDG 3).

·                     A waste-to-energy model to reduce carbon emissions and promote clean energy (SDG 13).

·                     A drone-based crop monitoring system to detect plant diseases early (SDG 2).

·                     A low-cost air purification system made with local materials to reduce air pollution (SDG 13).

These projects showed how students combined innovation, technology, and sustainability to create real-world solutions. The event also improved students’ critical thinking, communication skills, teamwork, leadership qualities, and entrepreneurial mindset. Students developed empathy, collaboration, and a sense of responsibility toward society. The event strongly supported SDG 2, SDG 3, and SDG 13, focusing on food security, health improvement, and climate action. By involving students in solving problems related to agriculture, healthcare, and the environment, the event encouraged youth participation in global development goals. In conclusion, the Problem Hunters: Identify & Innovate event was a meaningful and impactful initiative. It inspired students to observe, analyse, and innovate for real-world challenges, empowering them to become responsible changemakers working toward a healthier, hunger-free, and climate-resilient future.