"Helping hands are better than praying lips"Today the world is on it's knees because of the pandemic and the worst hit are the underprivileged. The important thing we must remember is to stay together during this time of hardship. As the crisis around corona virus grows Enactus DTU has come up with Enactus Connect to step up the efforts to tackle the challenges posed and the consequent impact on the society. Our aim is to reach out to these people who are in need of help. Our idea further… Show more "Helping hands are better than praying lips"Today the world is on it's knees because of the pandemic and the worst hit are the underprivileged. The important thing we must remember is to stay together during this time of hardship. As the crisis around corona virus grows Enactus DTU has come up with Enactus Connect to step up the efforts to tackle the challenges posed and the consequent impact on the society. Our aim is to reach out to these people who are in need of help. Our idea further extends for the students as well who are facing difficulty and confusion regarding their future and admission process. In this time of uncertainty, with India in a lockdown, businesses and educational institutions closed, and minimal access to essential items.The call for action is now, and we are trying to not leave anyone behind. We all have a long way to go in this fight but these small steps will help us win in the long battle against corona virus. Show less

Devised in collaboration with Enactus Southampton University, Project Milan aims to address the Indian Agrarian Crisis in the most novel, innovative way possible – through the implementation of Aquaponics. Aquaponics is a neo-agrarian tool – one which combines both pisciculture (fish farming) and agriculture into a symbiotic system, whereby the excreta of fish is used to provide essential nutrients to plants. The system thus works in a cyclic fashion.

Culture plays a vital role in our lives and defines who we are, yet now we are witnessing the decline of this very culture. With the progress and development of civilization the charm associated with traditional artforms slowly started to fade. Upon seeing lesser economical incentive as compared to other menial proffesions, off late, majority of artist have given up on their ancestoral art-form. Project Rangmanch aims at empowering the artist of many dying artforms by bringing them… Show more Culture plays a vital role in our lives and defines who we are, yet now we are witnessing the decline of this very culture. With the progress and development of civilization the charm associated with traditional artforms slowly started to fade. Upon seeing lesser economical incentive as compared to other menial proffesions, off late, majority of artist have given up on their ancestoral art-form. Project Rangmanch aims at empowering the artist of many dying artforms by bringing them into the mainstream, to garner the attention of the contemporary population of our country. Show less

Unnayan is a water based project where Enactus DTU has developed a biosand filter in collaboration with Sehgal Foundation and plans on selling these filters and setting them up in urban slums where drinking water is expensive or not available. The aim of Unnayan is to provide safe drinking water to the under privileged and reduce diseases due to consumption of unhealthy water.

Project Unnati intends to revolutionize the lives of impecunious by impregnating digital literacy. We work towards digital literacy, employment opportunities, training and ensure that every person is able to benefit as much as they can. The business model we create have three principal parts: customer, product/service, entrepreneur and consequently Unnati cafes are set up in rural and sub urban areas. These cafes operate as the nodal agencies which implement our programmes and courses in places… Show more Project Unnati intends to revolutionize the lives of impecunious by impregnating digital literacy. We work towards digital literacy, employment opportunities, training and ensure that every person is able to benefit as much as they can. The business model we create have three principal parts: customer, product/service, entrepreneur and consequently Unnati cafes are set up in rural and sub urban areas. These cafes operate as the nodal agencies which implement our programmes and courses in places where we find candidates showcasing potential, zeal and zest; each individually maintained by our entrepreneurs. Our project constantly strives looking for new avenues to promote social welfare via literacy. Show less

Project Avataran was an Enactus DTU initiative that taught the acid attack victims to make liquid dishwashing soaps. The soap was made by recycling and reusing cooking oil that would have otherwise been wasted or recooked, leading to potentially harmful environmental and physiological effects.Project Avataran employed 27 entrepreneurs (Acid attack victims), reused 6754.5 litres of cooking oil that is alone enough to pollute a 50 km stretch of river Yamuna.Each entrepreneur worked 7… Show more Project Avataran was an Enactus DTU initiative that taught the acid attack victims to make liquid dishwashing soaps. The soap was made by recycling and reusing cooking oil that would have otherwise been wasted or recooked, leading to potentially harmful environmental and physiological effects.Project Avataran employed 27 entrepreneurs (Acid attack victims), reused 6754.5 litres of cooking oil that is alone enough to pollute a 50 km stretch of river Yamuna.Each entrepreneur worked 7 hours a week and generated 300 litres of soap per month.Project Avataran successfully sold 3950 liters of soap in its tenure and generated a total profit of Rs. 1,19,290. Show less

In India, each year, about 40 lakh rural women lose their jobs due to unemployment, lack of skillset, or due to the needs of their family. Due to paucity of resources, these women have to take up jobs such as domestic help, cleaning, rag-picking where they face a lot of emotional, monetary and sometimes even sexual exploitation.Project Chhaap was started as a venture to support and empower the women of this country, to provide them with a source of livelihood and respect. This project… Show more In India, each year, about 40 lakh rural women lose their jobs due to unemployment, lack of skillset, or due to the needs of their family. Due to paucity of resources, these women have to take up jobs such as domestic help, cleaning, rag-picking where they face a lot of emotional, monetary and sometimes even sexual exploitation.Project Chhaap was started as a venture to support and empower the women of this country, to provide them with a source of livelihood and respect. This project uses a very simple technique of printing, screen printing, for printing custom-designed sweatshirts and t-shirts. With orders of t-shirts and sweatshirts successfully delivered to reputed institutions like IIT Roorkee, Pearl Academy, JMC, the women of a small slum near Pitampura who are working with Project Chhaap, have proven that innovation, combined with perseverance, always wins. Knowing that these women have not only earned a stable source of income but also, a lot of respect and honour in their society, makes us believe in our Project, in its mission. Show less