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Hyderabad student builds Rs 68,000 satellite receiver for remote villages

Aagam Jain, a passionate student from Hyderabad, has engineered an innovative device named SummitSathi. This unique satellite receiver delivers essential weather updates without needing an internet connection, making it perfect for remote Himalayan villages. Plans are underway to introduce three units across ten villages in the Seraj Valley, significantly enhancing access to crucial weather data.

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    Hyderabad student builds Rs 68,000 satellite receiver for remote villages (opens Times of India in a new tab)

    Aagam Jain, a passionate student from Hyderabad, has engineered an innovative device named SummitSathi. This unique satellite receiver delivers essential weather updates without needing an internet connection, making it perfect for remote Himalayan villages.…

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