Delhi-NCR twins build Rs 100 water filter that removes up to 93% of PFAS

Delhi-NCR twins Naina and Nayantara Singh developed Aqua Sattva, a plant-based water filter that removes up to 93% of PFAS and microplastics. The system uses okra, fenugreek, and rice husk, and has been independently tested for its effectiveness. Their affordable prototype, priced at ₹100, aims to enhance access to safe drinking water.

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