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Top 10 Innovators Recognised at Vande Bharatam Grand Finale

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Ten leading innovators were honoured at the grand finale of the Vande Bharatam initiative. The recipients were chosen from an inaugural group of over 50 innovators sourced from across India. The event marked a significant milestone as the first cohort of the programme was celebrated. The initiative aims to recognise and promote innovation talent from various parts of the country.

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