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महाकुंभ(Startup Mahakumbh 2025) में 3000 से अधिक कंपनियां अपने इनोवेशन प्रदर्शित कर रही हैं. इंटिग्रेटेड एक्स्चेंज नामक AI आधारित प्लेटफॉर्म समुद्री व्यापार को सरल बनाने का दावा करता है. स्टूडियोटी नामक सॉफ्टवेयर फिल्म प्रोडक्शन प्रक्रिया को तेज़ करने का वादा करता है. इन इनोवेशन्स का उद्देश्य भारत को वैश्विक स्तर पर प्रतिस्पर्धी बनाना है.
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00:00Sir, first of all, a brief introduction of yourself.
00:09My name is Ankit Kumar. I am the founder of IndoPlanet X.
00:13I have been working in this field since 2020.
00:16I have done my B.Tech. Then I did my Masters. Right now, I am pursuing my PhD.
00:21A little while ago, when we were talking, you were saying that you were in the Indian Army.
00:26After that, you started this startup.
00:28First of all, Indian Army is a startup and second of such a technology.
00:31So, it seems very interesting. I would like to know about that story from you.
00:35Ma'am, when it comes to a basic thing, actually I am from a farmer family.
00:40There was not much information.
00:42And when a person enters the engineering background, he should know what to do.
00:46But I was such a student who did not know what engineering is.
00:49So, I went to Durga. I completed my B.Tech from a private college.
00:53In between, I did electronics parts.
00:55Because my branch was Electronics and Communication Engineering.
00:58So, I was interested in these things.
00:59But my main aim was to join the Indian Army.
01:02We are from UP. So, we were thinking that engineering is fine, but the main focus should be that.
01:08But in between, I used to feel that Army, is it perfect for me or not?
01:13I gave a lot of attempts.
01:15But in my first attempt, I cleared SSB and got an OTA.
01:18When I went there, I did some work on a drone and rocket before that.
01:22So, I was taking much interest as compared to Army in that.
01:25So, from there, I thought that I will not be able to do it here.
01:28And if I was in LADAR, LASER, then maybe it would have been better.
01:31Then I decided that I will quit from there.
01:33I did my final training there.
01:35And then came back to the North.
01:38After that, I took some training in CIGS Chirala.
01:41I studied about them.
01:42I got some motivation.
01:43Then I started making rockets.
01:45I started flying.
01:46Then I saw that there are a lot of companies in the South who are supporting.
01:49But there is nothing like this in North East.
01:51Secondly, in European countries, kids are molded from 6th class.
01:55There are a lot of technologies.
01:57But what is there in our country?
01:59So, I decided to do something different.
02:01Then I started my own venture.
02:03That is Indian Space Vault & Research.
02:05It was a trust.
02:06Then we converted it into Private Limited.
02:08And the result is in front of you.
02:10Hydrogen fuel cell of the drone.
02:11And that is my own technology.
02:13How did you get this idea when you were in the Indian Army?
02:18Or after that, you wanted to start a startup.
02:21How did this happen?
02:23I was already interested.
02:25Because I started with rockets.
02:27Because I was in the army.
02:29Gun, rocket, technology, robotics.
02:31I have seen it.
02:32And before that, there was an electronics department.
02:34There were different parts in it.
02:35So, I thought that so much news is coming.
02:37Everything is happening.
02:38So, why not be self-made?
02:40After that, I launched the rocket.
02:42After launching it slowly, I made my record of 3 km altitude.
02:45Then I broke it.
02:46As I told you, this is our record.
02:48After that, I wanted to bring all this technology in one form.
02:52So that anyone can learn it.
02:54For that, a drone should come.
02:55Drone pilot should also come.
02:56After that, with the help of a friend, I started designing it.
02:59Then I prepared it completely.
03:00And learned flying.
03:01After flying, there was another problem.
03:03Battery.
03:04Or what support can we have for defense?
03:06Gradually, as we worked, innovative ideas came.
03:09And we completely did it.
03:11Right now, how many products do you have?
03:13What are the innovations that you have done?
03:15Ma'am, right now, I have 2 innovations.
03:18Completely new innovations.
03:19That is our liquid propulsion engine.
03:21Its patent process has been done.
03:22And hydrogen fuel cells.
03:23We are replacing the battery and installing hydrogen fuel cells in the drone.
03:27And after that, we are working on some more innovations.
03:30As I told you, especially for defense.
03:32So that we can give such drones to the Indian Army.
03:35So that our paratroopers, our soldiers can fight on the border.
03:39As like other countries.
03:41A complete security development.
03:43We want to make a war zone for our country.
03:45The drone you told us is for agricultural purposes.
03:49There are other startups and companies that are making drones for agriculture.
03:55What is different in this?
03:57What is its USP?
03:58First, its USP is that it is completely made in India.
04:02We have not purchased anything other than its controller and motor.
04:07It has been developed on carbon fiber itself with a 3D printer.
04:10First design, then development.
04:12And the biggest speciality is that everyone is working on batteries.
04:16No one is getting flight timing properly.
04:18So we are going to remove the batteries and bring hydrogen fuel cells.
04:21This is the most unique thing in this.
04:23Due to which its flight time will increase.
04:25So what is the usual flight time of drones for agriculture?
04:30And how much is yours?
04:31If I talk about my batteries now.
04:33The 25 kg payload drone has 25 minutes, 24 minutes.
04:37If you put a heavy battery, then half an hour.
04:39But when we install the hydrogen fuel cell properly, then it will go for 6 hours.
04:44So from 25 minutes, it will increase to 6 hours.
04:48It will be 100% efficient.
04:51And the weight of the battery is around 4.5 kg.
04:54Its weight is around 1.5 kg.
04:56So we can carry more payload.
04:58That's very interesting and very amazing.
05:01What other innovations can we see in the near future through you?
05:06In defense and in agriculture.
05:08For defense, as I said, the first thing is how to protect the soldier.
05:13How to strengthen our country's border security area, surveillance area.
05:17So we will use drones.
05:19And the engine that I am showing, I am developing that engine in such a way
05:22that it becomes the first engine after the Vikas engine.
05:24Which can be used in our submarine, jet fighter and unmanned aerial vehicle.
05:28Means it can be used in rocket launch vehicle.
05:31Means I want to put my own satellite from my own vehicle in space.
05:35So one side agriculture, one side defense.
05:39Both are very different.
05:41By the way, you are catering to both Jai Jawan and Jai Kisan.
05:45So how is its idea?
05:46Because you belong to a farmer family, that's why you are a farmer.
05:49And because you have been in the Indian Army, that's why you are a soldier.
05:53I would like to understand a little about these two.
05:55It is not necessary that you can serve the country only if you are a soldier.
05:59If you want to serve the country, then you can do it in any way.
06:03I used to go to give a lecture in a jungle about farmers.
06:06Like I am called to schools and colleges for entrepreneurship.
06:09So what I did there, there was a team of very strong women.
06:14Their belief was that drones and rockets mean attack, killing.
06:18So from there I understood one thing,
06:20what can I do in agriculture field?
06:22Then I explained to them.
06:24Then I understood one thing that we can also do artificial rain through a rocket.
06:27Are you doing this now?
06:29Yes, we are starting it now. It's upcoming project.
06:31Since then I adopted agriculture field.
06:33I thought that there should be such a drone that goes into agriculture.
06:36Monitor the crop, see its disease.
06:38We know its health.
06:40Then it should be given proper medicine.
06:43You told in 2020 that you started it.
06:46In 2020, I started the company.
06:48I left work from there and started it.
06:52So since you started the company, we are talking in 2025.
06:56What were your learnings in these 5 years?
06:59How have you grown?
07:01Ma'am see, when I started in 2020,
07:05you know COVID and all,
07:07I am a frustrated person.
07:09The biggest problem was that I registered it as a trust.
07:13There are a lot of problems.
07:15I think we should have patience.
07:17Patience should be there in a startup.
07:19And secondly, people will talk to you,
07:21will criticize you, will support you a lot.
07:23One thing is clear that you have to run alone.
07:28If I am talking about technology,
07:30you have to become a drone pilot,
07:32you have to become an electronics engineer,
07:33you have to become an aerospace engineer.
07:35If you know your job, then get others to do it.
07:38In 2023, when I came to know that startups are coming,
07:41things are happening, then I did private limited.
07:44And I also had a lot of events from college time,
07:47from which I used to participate.
07:49As soon as I started getting support,
07:51I approached for incubation.
07:53And then in 2023, I registered private limited.
07:56After that, my supporters, Madhukar sir, my brother, Arun Bhai,
08:00a lot of people supported me.
08:02And a lot of people also said that nothing will happen.
08:04But nothing will happen.
08:06I had decided that even if nothing happens,
08:08I will do such an invention in which I will be the first.
08:11At least we should try for the moon.
08:14Even if we fall, we will rotate in the stars.
08:16Right now, how many projects do you have
08:20from the Indian Army or in the agricultural field?
08:25Recently, I am getting help.
08:27For example, I am incubating in NRDC.
08:29I have filed my patent.
08:31I am getting support for this.
08:33Six Sigma Healthcare is a company
08:35through which we are providing
08:37medical supplies to the Indian Army.
08:39I am trying my best to approach the Indian Army,
08:41especially to the government.
08:43But there are some problems.
08:45We meet people.
08:47I have met many ministers and CMs.
08:49Yes, we will work.
08:51But right now, we are not getting those things.
08:53Do you think this is the right platform,
08:55the start-up Mahakumar?
08:57Maybe.
08:59We will know how much it is happening for us
09:01after the results come.
09:03We do a lot of expos.
09:05I was at the Uttarakhand Expo.
09:07Many people came there and communicated with us.
09:09But the thing is,
09:11how much do I reach the government?
09:13The biggest problem is this.
09:15If I talk about Atal Dink Dink Lab,
09:17there was an education problem.
09:19I am teaching it in high technology.
09:21If there are 10 labs in a district,
09:23and 2 people have to work in one lab,
09:25they will have to give training.
09:27But 2 people will get jobs.
09:29We are creating wealth, generating employment
09:31and developing skills.
09:33I want the government to pay attention
09:35to this type of technology.
09:37I want the government to support us
09:39in opening such labs.
09:41At least, we will get support from the government
09:43for our engines.
09:45How much support do you think
09:47you are getting from the Indian government?
09:49What support do you need?
09:51I need a lot of support.
09:53The support that I am getting so far,
09:55I have a Startup India Certificate
09:57and a Startup Uttarakhand Certificate.
09:59All we have is that your fund has been passed.
10:01But it has only been passed.
10:03It doesn't reach us.
10:05Schemes are being made,
10:07but I don't think anything is happening legally.
10:09How do you see India's startup ecosystem?
10:11Recently, I am seeing India's startup ecosystem
10:13in such a way that
10:15schemes are being made,
10:17but there are no results.
10:19Till when will the results reach the ground level?
10:21To reach the ground level,
10:23the government doesn't have to come to the ground.
10:25Our proper process,
10:27suppose Startup Uttarakhand told me
10:29that your certification has been passed.
10:31The policy is that
10:33after one month,
10:35we should get a sustainable amount.
10:37We had to get it.
10:39It has been six months.
10:41Now, how much will a person struggle from his side?
10:43That's the matter.
10:45Startups should have jobs.
10:47Give startups a chance.
10:49We are not getting a chance to move forward.
10:51This is my decision.
10:53If nothing happens to me by September,
10:55I will leave India.
10:57I will leave India and go to another country.
10:59But you shouldn't.
11:01India needs such startups
11:03and such innovation.
11:05Startups also need the government.
11:07They should also listen.
11:09They should also be supported.
11:11We really hope that
11:13your message reaches the government.
11:15You should get the support
11:17you need.
11:19Congratulations
11:21for this innovation, for this startup
11:23and all the best. Thank you.