हजारीबाग की बेटी ने पुस्तक संरक्षित फार्मूले से नया कीर्तिमान रचा है. उनके इस फार्मूले को UK सरकार ने पेटेंट कर लिया है.
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00:00The daughter of Jharkhand is now making her identity on an international level.
00:04In Hazaribagh, there is a librarian from the D.A.V. school, Sweety Kumari, who has made her own identity,
00:10that too to keep the book safe.
00:12After all, how to keep the book safe?
00:14In today's time, the biggest challenge is books that tell about heritage, culture, and culture.
00:20After all, how to keep those books safe?
00:23This has been used in many ways, but a jacket has been made, a formula has been made,
00:29with which those books can be kept safe.
00:32Sweety Kumari is with us, we will talk to her.
00:34And let's try to find out where did she get the ideas from?
00:38And how did she develop this formula?
00:41What is in that formula?
00:42First of all, many thanks to you.
00:43Thank you, sir.
00:44I also want to thank you a lot, because you gave us your daughter-in-law's time.
00:52Thank you for this.
00:53But what did you make? What is this formula?
00:56This is a formula.
00:57It is said that when there is a shortage, a lot of things come to mind.
01:02So, sometimes I get a lot of ideas while staying among books.
01:07Wherever I stay, I see some things.
01:09Anyway, books are such precious things, which always give everything, but do not take anything.
01:15So, I took some ideas from books and gave it to her.
01:21I thought, what always happens is that some books get spoiled.
01:25So, it feels very bad to see its condition, because books are very precious.
01:29There is some information in them that can bring light in our lives.
01:34So, I thought that the way we are protecting books in a traditional way,
01:39we may not be able to do it in the way they should be taken care of.
01:44So, I thought about it.
01:46Today is the era of digitalization.
01:49So, some things should be brought, so that its security increases.
01:53And it should be kept safe for a long time, so that we can benefit future generations.
02:00So, I thought, what usually happens is that it gets spoiled due to sunlight, moisture, dust, and light.
02:14And its lifespan decreases.
02:17So, we can't keep it for a long time.
02:20So, I thought, let's find a way to keep it for a long time.
02:26And it should benefit future generations and everyone.
02:31So, I thought, let's put a sensor in the jacket of every book.
02:36Because there are lakhs of books and thousands of books.
02:39And it is not possible to check every book every day to see its condition.
02:45So, I thought, let's make something that tells itself that I am sick, look at me.
02:55Like a doctor.
02:56So, I thought, let's put a sensor in the jacket of everything that spoils it.
03:06So, I gave a concept to put a sensor in it.
03:08So, it will indicate that there is so much moisture, light, and dust in it.
03:13So, if the light blinks or indicates in that way, then we can easily go to that book and treat it.
03:23So, that's why I made this.
03:25Your patent has also been done. Who has patented it?
03:28Sir, the UK government has patented it.
03:30How?
03:31Authority.
03:32Sir, you have to file it online, you have to give your concept.
03:35Actually, a patent is a new idea.
03:37So, if they feel that it is a new idea, no one has done this before.
03:44So, they feel that it should be given authority.
03:46So, they give authority and it becomes our patent.
03:48Sir, if a book or a library wants a patent in the future, that formula, wants to work on it, how will you do it?
03:55Sir, if someone wants to implement this thing in the future, then I will be very happy.
03:59But we have its authority and the UK government has it.
04:03So, first they will have to get permission from me, they will have to get legal permission.
04:08After that, they can implement this thing.
04:10So, where did this idea come from?
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