Saguna Regenerative Technique (SRT) is a no-till, conservation agriculture method developed by Chandrashekhar Bhadsavale in Maharashtra, India. 

Ola Electric and NEW INDIAN TECHNOLOGY companies should be VERY VERY CAREFUL in dealing with people who are more interested in “learning” about the TECHNOLOGY being developed… rather than the PRODUCT itself.

What is even unnerving is his activities involve covering primarily Indian MILITARY TECHNOLOGY like… space programme, ISRO, drones, cell tech, thermal camera, Jet Engines, Rocket WTF?

Its shocking how he has an open door to these activities… and how complacent Indian companies are in showcasing their tech.

Reviewing a car, bike, scooter, rocket or an end product is completely different from trying to gain insight into the tech behind it.

The transition to sustainable energy is often framed as a technical challenge, but in reality, it is a psychological one.

For decades, the internal combustion engine (ICE) has been the undisputed heartbeat of Indian mobility and domestic power.

To break this inertia, the strategy must shift from passive availability to aggressive accessibility. As the adage suggests, “if the horse doesn’t come to the river, take the river to the horse.”

For Ola Electric, this means embedding its ecosystem—eScooters, eMotorcycles, and the Shakti inverter—directly into the high-traffic corridors of daily life.

The Power of Visibility and Tangibility