Navi Samagri

21/04/2016

Decrease the air-conditioning load.......

14/03/2016

Thank You for Innovation/Venture award to

03/03/2016

Award by Dr. M.G.R. Educational and Research Institute University, Chennai to our CEO.

23/01/2016

Our CEO representing in Conquest-15 (International Startup Event) Delhi.............

31/12/2015

Second featured story of Navi Samagri....Happy New Year to all
http://www.venstory.com/navisamagri-an-innovative-clean-tech-startup/

15/12/01 at 6.14pm / by venstory / 0 Comment “Changes call for innovation, and innovation leads to progress”. -Li Keqiang NaviSamagri, a clean tech manufacturing startup, founded in August 2014 by Suman Kumar Jha a final year B.Tech, Mechanical Engineering student from Dr M.G.R. Educational…

28/11/2015

Read our Founder & CEO Suman Kumar Jha awesome interview with Cleantech Club
http://cleantech.club/blog/2015/11/28/suman-kumar-jha-student-entrepreneur-chennai-navi-samagri/

Suman Kumar Jha- Student Entrepreneur, Chennai- Navi Samagri By admin | Interviews | 28 November 2015 | Add Comment While we interviewed established professionals from various Cleantech sectors in the previous posts, we have a slightly different individual today. Mr. Suman Kumar Jha is a student…

12/11/2015

Navi Samagri first featured story........................

Entrepreneurship is not a skill to be learned but an art to be cultivated. It’s not so much the buzz around the word ‘entrepreneurship’ matters, but the ‘innovative ideas’ matter the most. Imposing one’s worthwhile ideas in utilitarian ventures...

07/11/2015

DID YOU KNOw?????

31/10/2015

Sir Michael Brune

31/10/2015

Did you know...

25/10/2015

India is generating more than 250 GW of electricity per year but there is still almost 20% energy generation and demand gap, more than 25% of total population has no access of electricity. In terms of power production we are fifth in the world. If you take a close look than you will find that almost 25 % of total energy production is unused in the form of wastage and there is Average 27% Transmission and Distribution loss. If you add both than India is wasting more than 50% of total electricity production which means only 125 GW of electricity is used by the Indian population.

25/10/2015

The domestic sector is consuming almost 25% of total production. Only Air-conditioning (AC) and Refrigerators eat more than 50% of total consumption in residential.
Solution we have...the million dollar question is.............Are You reaaaaaddddddyyyyyyy?