Jaipur GenZ Cares About Accessibility to Affordable Healthcare in Rural India and Agricultural Inefficiencies Leading to Crop Damage, Pledges to Solve for Tomorrow

At an education and innovation roadshow organized by Samsung India in Indore young college students came forward and identified problems that people and society are facing in the state and the country, pledging to Solve for Tomorrow.

Students in Jaipur said they want to solve real-world problems such as lack of accessibility to affordable healthcare in rural India, and agricultural inefficiencies leading to crop damage. They said they require a platform such as Samsung’s Solve for Tomorrow education and innovation competition that can guide and support them in turning their ideas into action and help transform people’s lives.

The event, which was organized to talk about Samsung’s global CSR program Solve for Tomorrow, was attended by over 200 students in Indore alongside the young innovator from the city – Mr. Abhinav Shekhar Vashishtha, Chief Executive Officer, Sonant Technologies Pvt. Ltd. that develops affordable products in the field of assistive technologies that can fill the voids in the life of people who are hearing impaired and can make them feel more empowered.

The innovator, who currently runs a successful social enterprise, spoke to the students about his experiences of success and failure and his vision to transform communities around him.
The inaugural edition of Solve for Tomorrow is inviting applications from youth in India aged 16-22 years in the areas of Education, Environment, Healthcare, and Agriculture. Youth can send in their ideas to participate in the program till 5 pm on July 31, 2022.

So far, over 8,000 teams from across the country have registered for the innovation competition in which three national winners will get mega support of up to INR 1 crore and mentoring support for six months to take their ideas to the next level under the expert guidance of IIT Delhi.