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A Bright Solution to India’s Water Crisis: Innovative Indian-American Teen Aims to Purify Water Using UV Radiation

Sudhish’s passion for finding innovative solutions to the global water crisis stems from his realization that approximately 1 in 10 people worldwide lack access to safe drinking water, leading to dire consequences with millions losing their lives to water-related diseases each year

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Sudhish Swain, a young innovator and entrepreneur of Indian origin, is making significant strides in addressing India’s safe water problem. As a high school student at Blair High School in Maryland, he has been researching ways to combat water contamination and scarcity using ultraviolet (UV) radiation. His passion for finding innovative solutions to the global water crisis stems from his realization that approximately 1 in 10 people worldwide lack access to safe drinking water, leading to dire consequences with millions losing their lives to water-related diseases each year.

Sudhish’s journey towards water purification began with the goal of creating sustainable and accessible methods. One of his notable inventions involved harnessing the power of ultraviolet radiation generated by a household microwave oven to eliminate contaminants from water. This approach eliminates the need for bulky setups associated with traditional water purification methods, making it cost-effective and easily implementable for households in India.

Another groundbreaking invention of Sudhish’s involves utilizing UV-A LEDs for water purification. By leveraging the heat generated by these LEDs, he has designed a system that heats the water to an optimal temperature for UV-A purification, effectively eliminating all contaminants. This approach is particularly suitable for community settings, such as schools, hospitals, and water distribution centers in India, given its energy efficiency, longer lifespan of UV-A LEDs, and minimized operating costs.

  • Sudhish Swain’s dedication and innovation in water purification using ultraviolet radiation offer promising solutions to India’s water crisis. His commitment to ensuring clean and safe water as a fundamental right aligns with the ongoing efforts to combat water scarcity in the country

  • Through collaborations and knowledge sharing, Sudhish’s inventions have the potential to positively impact the lives of millions of people in India and beyond

Understanding the severity of India’s water crisis, Sudhish is determined to make a positive impact on the lives of millions by providing innovative solutions. He envisions collaborating with local organizations, government bodies, and communities to sensitize them about these water purification methods and emphasize the importance of clean and safe water for public health. He has already established a working relationship with the director of the Central Water Commission of India, who has endorsed his products, ensuring the potential for effective implementation.

Visiting India holds immense significance for Sudhish, as it allows him to maintain a strong connection with his roots and heritage. Though he may not have the opportunity to visit as frequently as he would like due to various commitments, he makes a conscious effort to stay connected with his family, friends, and cultural traditions. Sudhish’s family hails from both Mysore and Bhubaneshwar, providing him with a deep cultural and historical connection that serves as a constant reminder of his heritage.

In conclusion, Sudhish Swain’s dedication and innovation in water purification using ultraviolet radiation offer promising solutions to India’s water crisis. His commitment to ensuring clean and safe water as a fundamental right aligns with the ongoing efforts to combat water scarcity in the country. Through collaborations and knowledge sharing, Sudhish’s inventions have the potential to positively impact the lives of millions of people in India and beyond.

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Roma Ghosh
Roma Ghosh
Roma Ghosh has recently retired as Associate Professor for Media Studies from an international university. She was with the Times of India as a correspondent for many years. Her passion is cooking and she has been doing recipes and photo shoots for Women's Era for the last 15-odd years.

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