Jeyaventhan Rajendran, a student of Allied Aeronautics Training Centre has assembled an aeroplane by using recycled materials in one month.
Absolutely impressive. The 21-year old boy is one smart cookie!
Despite designing and constructing an aeroplane all by himself, he aims at reusing components that he collects from recyclable household items such as plastic cups, polystyrene, paper, and other recycled items as well. As a result, he not only lowered the cost of the invention but also protected the environment from unwanted pollution.
The young talented boy who hails from Dengkil is the son of Mrs. Pushpa, the current headmistress of Dengkil Tamil school.
Plastics are lightweight, flexible, and resilient, but they are now seen as a threat to wildlife, aquatic life, and future generations of humans, considering their pervasive appearance and vital role in all of our technical developments, from vehicles and machines to replacement heart valves.
Congratulations Jeyaventhan!
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