One Man's Trash Is Another Man's Treasure, Says The 'Plastic Man' Of India

[@shanmugapriya1214]

proud to be his student @TCE

[@SKamaraj3]

Prof. Vasudevan’s innovation was patented in 2006 and it generated so much interest among civic bodies in India and in Japan and China as well. He could have easily earned billions of dollars by patenting the technology in his name. But, he chose to share the technology with the Indian government for free. It has since been used to build over 100,000 km of roads in at least 11 states, including Tamil Nadu.

[@prakashs250]

Great innovation

[@harrapanman621]

This guy rejected 300 million dollar from usa and gave this tech to govt for free.

[@vihankumar3171]

Proud south indian

[@alwayslistentoyourheart4298]

Proud to be Indian

[@gkwithsagar5408]

Proud indian

[@eramanathandhangarasu3588]

Fantastic Mr vasudevan I really proud you are a tamilan .

[@rahulsinha623]

We proud of him as an Indian,finally visionary professor meet the visionary leader ( Nitin gadkari) my City MP.👍

[@alokraj5216]

What about micro plastics problem s sir

[@jaidevghosh9379]

Professor Sahib should be awarded Bharat Ratna award. All citizen to recommend to government of India and President ji.

[@rajbarbhuiya4362]

Ahmed khan developed polyblend in 1998

[@aswanthrs9104]

Great person

[@AnujSharma-of8fb]

well done

[@archanaarya400]

We are proud to you sir .love you 🙏

[@barnchak]

What about the micro plastics produced by friction of cars on roads?

[@adityadakshitya6315]

give him a bharat ratna

[@user-sl3uj1xq1m]

Ha ha ha 😂. We all know why this person has been into dark. I am dying with laughter

[@ShivamSoni-uz5xw]

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[@gomathib2310]

"Plastic Man" in GColor(Galfar).