From Hostel Room Model to 1500+ Foldable Buildings: IIT Grads Build Infrastructure That Travels
This article has been published in partnership with Kalaari Capital. Five weeks after the Chennai floods, most of the volunteers had gone home. In the first few days, help had seemed to come from everywhere. People arrived with food, water and relief material. Among them was Shreeram Ravichandran, then a second-year civil engineering student at IIT Madras with Engineers Without Borders. As the…
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