Tamil Nadu Engineer found a unique Engine That Uses Hydrogen, Releases Oxygen. But he couldn't get any positive response in india so he releases in Japan, soon it'll be released in India..

A mechanical engineer from Tamil Nadu has invented an eco-friendly engine that runs on distilled water. Sounthirajan Kumarasamy, the engineer from Coimbatore, said, the engine that he has designed is unique and it uses hydrogen as fuel source and releases oxygen.
"It took me 10 years to develop this engine. It is the first-of-its-kind invention in the world. It uses hydrogen as the fuel source and releases oxygen," the engineer told news agency ANI.

Mr Kumarasamy said the engine will be introduced in Japan in a few days. He is hopeful of introducing it in India too.



"My dream is to introduce this engine in India. I knocked on all the doors of the administrators but could not get a positive response. So I approached the Japan government and got the opportunity. This engine will be introduced in Japan in the coming days," words from Sounthirarajan kumarasamy

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  1. Karthick (+918526666345)30 October 2020 at 21:29

    That great dude.. your blogger was nice.. And news also fabulous.. great work by that engineer but, the sad news was our govnmnt doesn't supported it..

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  2. Unknown30 October 2020 at 21:48

    Amazing invention...but our government doesn't support it...your blog is very useful to know some interesting things... keep rocking

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