Jugaad

Internet is a repository of strange content. A video of a threshing machine installed at the entrance gate of a tent at a wedding function is a proof of that.

The blistering heatwave sweeping through vast swathes of the country intensified on Thursday.

Viral Video: A clip shows an easy way to recycle a bottle of ginger paste - and Indians could relate to the 'jugaad'.

An attempt at cheating was made in Uttar Pradesh recently by an aspiring Sub-Inspector of Police.

The man uses the pressure cooker as a coffee machine, where he added an external pipe to the cooker, that helps create the pressure (without the whistle) to make the froth.

At a time when social distancing has been termed vital by experts all over the world to prevent the spread of coronavirus, a couple's innovative way of maintaining physical distancing while going to a COVID-19 quarantine centre in Mizoram is winning

Sangod legislator Bharat Singh Kundanpur suggested that "Jugaad" had its own place in the country and should be used to deal with the current situation.

Business leaders sit in meetings and brainstorm to find the next "big idea". However, not all innovation requires brainstorming sessions, big budgets or extensive market research.

Covid-19 related deaths in India are expected to double in the coming weeks. People across socioeconomic classes are being cremated en masse in large holes in the ground.

Dressing for a special occasion like a wedding can be tricky in times of a pandemic. At any given point of time, if we are stepping out in public, wearing a mask becomes absolutely necessary if we want to protect ourselves from the deadly infection.

While Anand Mahindra is usually a fan of jugaad, he did not find much to praise in this picture of a man who went the extra mile to have a conversation with a friend sitting behind a glass wall.

Industrialist Anand Mahindra is known for digging up from the depths of the Internet examples of what he calls jugaad - which roughly translates to clever hack.

Anand Mahindra's latest post proves that Indians are not the only champions of 'jugaad'. This afternoon, he shared a picture of a man with his modified bike.

A video shared by businessman Anand Mahindra proves that a little ingenuity goes a long way. This afternoon, Mr Mahindra took to Twitter to share a clip which, he says, proves that jugaad is not just an Indian trait.

At the beginning of the year, much of the world went into an unprecedented lockdown to contain the spread of the highly infectious coronavirus. The new normal brought with it a new set of problems - and people came up with some brilliant solutions.

Internet is a repository of strange content. A video of a threshing machine installed at the entrance gate of a tent at a wedding function is a proof of that.

The blistering heatwave sweeping through vast swathes of the country intensified on Thursday.

Viral Video: A clip shows an easy way to recycle a bottle of ginger paste - and Indians could relate to the 'jugaad'.

An attempt at cheating was made in Uttar Pradesh recently by an aspiring Sub-Inspector of Police.

The man uses the pressure cooker as a coffee machine, where he added an external pipe to the cooker, that helps create the pressure (without the whistle) to make the froth.

At a time when social distancing has been termed vital by experts all over the world to prevent the spread of coronavirus, a couple's innovative way of maintaining physical distancing while going to a COVID-19 quarantine centre in Mizoram is winning

Sangod legislator Bharat Singh Kundanpur suggested that "Jugaad" had its own place in the country and should be used to deal with the current situation.

Business leaders sit in meetings and brainstorm to find the next "big idea". However, not all innovation requires brainstorming sessions, big budgets or extensive market research.

Covid-19 related deaths in India are expected to double in the coming weeks. People across socioeconomic classes are being cremated en masse in large holes in the ground.

Dressing for a special occasion like a wedding can be tricky in times of a pandemic. At any given point of time, if we are stepping out in public, wearing a mask becomes absolutely necessary if we want to protect ourselves from the deadly infection.

While Anand Mahindra is usually a fan of jugaad, he did not find much to praise in this picture of a man who went the extra mile to have a conversation with a friend sitting behind a glass wall.

Industrialist Anand Mahindra is known for digging up from the depths of the Internet examples of what he calls jugaad - which roughly translates to clever hack.

Anand Mahindra's latest post proves that Indians are not the only champions of 'jugaad'. This afternoon, he shared a picture of a man with his modified bike.

A video shared by businessman Anand Mahindra proves that a little ingenuity goes a long way. This afternoon, Mr Mahindra took to Twitter to share a clip which, he says, proves that jugaad is not just an Indian trait.

At the beginning of the year, much of the world went into an unprecedented lockdown to contain the spread of the highly infectious coronavirus. The new normal brought with it a new set of problems - and people came up with some brilliant solutions.