Top 5 Innovations of India: Unaware about the legacy? Check out these 'Desi' breakthroughs that transformed the world

Top 5 Innovations Of India: In todays Digital Era, where internet is used all across the border and everyone uses all the internet related innovation. But many of us are unaware of the India's considerable contribution in the technology related innovations. If you are one of them, who also accepts that India has no major contribution in technological research and development, this article is a must read for you. Here, we have listed 5 Top innovations of India that transformed the world. Check full story to get into more details.

E-Mail

E-mail which is widely used by the whole world today which can be considered as a virtual Id to communicate via online mode was first created by Indian Scientist VA Shiva Ayyadurai who was an American Citizen, he had his roots or origin in India.

USB

USB which is an integral part of the whole world today was first invented by Indian Scientist Ajay V. Bhatt. Bhatt was an Indo-American computer Architect.

Wireless Communication Technology

Presently, we take cordless, wireless and cellular networks for granted, but the real story of wireless connectivity started from Radio frequencies, this technology is widely in use across the whole world today, it was also first invented by Indian Scientist Jagdish Chandra Bose. All the further wireless technologies were based on the same technology.

UPI

Unified Payments Interface is a milestone of the India's contribution in digitalization of money transfers, many countries abroad have adopted UPI as their digital money transfer platform, UPI is one of the fastest online payment Gateway that is still expanding its footprints all over the world.

Optical Fibre

For the fast speed of internet, optical fibre is very important. Optical fibre was also invented by Punjab Based company owned by Indian scientist Narinder Singh. Today, the whole world is connected through with the medium of Optical Fibre cable.

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