Prayagraj, March 31 (IANS) In a striking example of grassroots innovation, a street vendor in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, has devised a unique ‘magical stove’ that runs on waste engine oil, offering an alternative solution amid concerns over LPG availability. Instances of ‘jugaad’ — innovative improvisation using limited resources — are not uncommon in India. However, this particular innovation has caught widespread attention. At a time when rumours about LPG shortages have led to long queues at…
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