Avanish Kumar’s Jugaad Innovation Highlights the Power of Raw Talent and the Need for Support
Published on: July 28, 2025
By: BTNI
Location: Bihar, India
In a remarkable feat of ingenuity, 18-year-old Avanish Kumar from Bihar built a functioning airplane from scrap materials in just seven days, spending a mere ₹7,000. With no formal engineering degree, no institutional backing, and no access to high-tech resources, Avanish relied on raw talent and the quintessential Indian spirit of jugaad to turn discarded parts into a flying machine. His creation, a testament to creativity and determination, took flight in a small village, drawing awe from locals and sparking conversations about India’s untapped potential.
Avanish’s story is not just about a plane; it’s about the countless young minds across India who innovate against all odds. Without the privilege of elite education or funding, he sourced materials from local scrapyards, studied basic aerodynamics through books and online videos, and worked tirelessly to assemble a lightweight aircraft. The result? A functional plane that defies the limitations of his circumstances.
Yet, Avanish’s triumph also shines a spotlight on a harsh reality: India often fails to nurture such brilliance. Many like him, brimming with potential, are stifled by poverty, lack of access to mentorship, and inadequate infrastructure. Imagine what Avanish could achieve with a proper lab, expert guidance, and financial support. His story is a wake-up call for the nation to invest in its hidden innovators, who embody the true essence of “Make in India.
”This isn’t just a story of one teen’s brilliance—it’s a clarion call to recognize and uplift the countless Avanishes across the country, waiting for their chance to soar.
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