The Weekend Innovator

As some of you know, my main goal in life is to launch multiple companies and head them as their CEO one of those companies is a car company. I started working on it when I was 10 years old with my best friend and a person who at that time, I thought was my best friend. 1 week into the project, the supposed best friend stole all our blueprints for the design of the car and the diagram for the battery pack we had in mind for the car and didn't have any intention of returning it. My current best friend who was also part of the project quit after a month, as he wasn't motivated enough. This brings us to the present where I finished the entire remodeling of the car to make it as aerodynamic as possible, but simulations can only test so much without turning my computer into a ticking time bomb. So, since I got a 3d printer for my 17th birthday i decided to make a small wind tunnel, to test out a print of the car and see where i need to run any corrections. I realised that this metho...

I got awarded a medal by a literal astronaut!! My team and I got awarded the silver medal for winning the "Are you (w)right?" Competition at the Human Space Flight Expo by Rakesh Sharma who is the first and only Indian astronaut. The competition was an aeromodelling competition where my team and I were given 3 hours to model, design, and construct a working glider. Anyway about the actual awards ceremony, to summarise I wanted to kill myself!! It has got to be one of the biggest waste of time (other than the 1 minute I actually spoke to Rakesh Sharma on stage). My team and I were told to arrive at 12 noon when the actual ceremony started at 3 pm as that was when Rakesh Sharma finally arrived. We had to sit through 6 speeches that basically stated the same thing but were worded differently. Then we were told we would get a chance to ask Rakesh Sharma some questions, but they literally only let kids who were below the age of 10 ask anything!! EVEN THOUGH THERE WERE LITERALLY 3 ...

The Prudent Motorsports Racing Program is the best beginner racing program I have ever attended in my life as I still think about my experiences there!! The program was hosted on August 24th-27th at Meco Kartopia which is a 1.2km track, it was an absolute blast especially with our hands on coach Mr.Abhishek who has helped increase my pace and significantly drop my lap times throughout the program. The program absolutely blew past my expectations right on day 1. Day 1 On day 1,i got to meet the other participants and started to understand a little more about how this program was going to work as on most training programs, in different activities usually involves mostly or in some cases only theory which always bores me to death, so i expected nothing less of prudent.I expected us to simply learn about breaking points,the racing line, regulations and such but our coach had a very different idea for us. He stunned me by his more practical approach where he asked us to get into ou...