16-year-old’s kerosene-water stove wins science prize

 At just 16 years old, Vyasji Mishra crafted a groundbreaking hybrid stove that combines kerosene and steam, aiming to cut down on kerosene use and harmful emissions. His prototype dazzled judges at science fairs, earning him a coveted first prize in 2003. Subsequent tests showcased a remarkable 20% reduction in kerosene consumption. The National Innovation Foundation saw potential in his idea, backing its development and market exploration. At just 16 years old, Vyasji Mishra crafted a groundbreaking hybrid stove that combines kerosene and steam, aiming to cut down on kerosene use and harmful emissions. His prototype dazzled judges at science fairs, earning him a coveted first prize in 2003. Subsequent tests showcased a remarkable 20% reduction in kerosene consumption. The National Innovation Foundation saw potential in his idea, backing its development and market exploration.