For millions in India, the cost of a prosthetic arm is more than a family’s yearly income.
What if mobility was a right, not a luxury?
For millions in India, the cost of a prosthetic arm is more than a family’s yearly income. Prashant Gade saw this reality and decided to change it. From a tiny room in Pune, using hot water bags and toy levers to mimic human movement, he built Inali—functional bionic arms at 1/10th the cost of imported ones.
Today, Inali has restored over 12,000 lives, proving that ‘Nayi Soch’ doesn’t just see disability; it sees immense possibility.
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