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Project Vaayu Eco-Coolers for Government Schools

Sector: Metal • Location: Delhi, India

Source: The Times of India

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Project Vaayu is an initiative by six students from The Shri Ram School, Delhi, to create low-cost, sustainable eco-coolers using recycled kulhads (clay tea cups), scrap wood, and metal. These eco-coolers use evaporative cooling to reduce classroom temperatures by 6-10 degrees Celsius, improving the learning environment for underprivileged government school students. The coolers were assembled by

Status
Under Construction
Sector
Metal, Government
Location
Delhi, India
Updated
22 Jul 2026
Source
The Times of India

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The project “Project Vaayu Eco-Coolers for Government Schools” is an infrastructure initiative in the Metal sector, located in Delhi, Delhi, India. Taiyo aggregates data on it from The Times of India.

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Project Vaayu is an initiative by six students from The Shri Ram School, Delhi, to create low-cost, sustainable eco-coolers using recycled kulhads (clay tea cups), scrap wood, and metal. These eco-coolers use evaporative cooling to reduce classroom temperatures by 6-10 degrees Celsius, improving the learning environment for underprivileged government school students. The coolers were assembled by the students with help from families, volunteers, and a local technician, and have been installed in multiple government schools since September 2024.

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Delhi

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Delhi

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Metal, Government

Article published date

2026-05-11

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