Prakriti Club bridges cutting-edge innovation with environmental stewardship. We are the architects of a sustainable future β building green tech, protecting our campus, and inspiring change.
Prakriti Club, under the Technical Board of Student Gymkhana, IIT Guwahati, stands as the 2nd oldest club of the institute. We exist at the intersection of technology and environment β creating solutions that are as intelligent as they are sustainable.
From Aquaponics (featured in The Times of India) to AI-driven biodiversity projects, we are redefining what a student-led environmental club can achieve.
Every initiative we run maps to one of four missions that define Prakriti.
Aquaponics, solar trackers, ML for biodiversity, and autonomous bots engineered by students.
Plantation drives, lake clean-ups, birdwatching, and campus waste management.
Avinya Hackathon β solving real-world sustainability challenges with technology.
Workshops, PETA collaborations, eco-walks, and outreach across the IITG community.
Hands-on action that keeps IIT Guwahati green, clean, and thriving.
Every Independence Day
Students, staff and faculty β including the Director of IIT Guwahati β planted saplings at different places across campus on Independence Day, 163 in total. Now a tradition of the club, organised every year at the start of the semester.
Zero-Waste
Regular drives promoting zero-waste living on campus and protecting the lakes that sit within it.
Biodiversity
IIT Guwahati sits in a forest flanked by the Brahmaputra, with a number of lakes across the campus. Bird-watching sessions make use of that birdlife; many species are spotted during a watch.
Awareness
A screening of a documentary made by PETA India's National Youth Coordinator, followed by an interaction session on animal rights. Attended by animal lovers and environment enthusiasts.
A glimpse of the people, projects, and green drives that define Prakriti. 30 photographs from club archives.
IIT Guwahati at sunset
Aquaphonics
Prakriti at IIT Guwahati
Prakriti at IIT Guwahati
Prakriti at IIT Guwahati
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Prakriti at IIT Guwahati
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Club gathering
Team moments
Outreach drive
Green initiatives
Community care
Prakriti at IIT Guwahati
Prakriti at IIT Guwahati
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Prakriti at IIT Guwahati
Hydroponics
Plantation drive
Serp LakeFrom aquaponics to autonomous bots β real engineering for a real impact.
Recovered in full from the club's archived project pages. Described as built during the club's earlier project cycle; treat status as historical unless the club confirms otherwise.
A system that combines conventional aquaculture β raising fish, snails, crayfish or prawns in tanks β with hydroponics, where plants are grown in water. The two form a sustainable symbiotic relationship: the plants clean the water for the animals, and the animals supply the nutrients the plants need. Featured in The Times of India.
Flagship
Built around image processing and machine learning, delivered through an Android application. Photograph a leaf and the app identifies the tree, builds a database of species within an ecosystem with their location and names, and records their medicinal properties.
AI / ML
Innovation is not only new technology but making what exists more efficient. Light-dependent resistors sense the light source and drive a dual-axis mount, keeping the panel perpendicular to the sun throughout the year to maximise generation.
Renewable
As farming turns to automated methods β irrigation, seeding and beyond β plantation needs automation too. This project applies that approach at small scale: an autonomous bot for surveillance and plantation work in the field.
Robotics
Hydroponics grows plants without soil. The growing medium can be a nutrient solution itself, or an inert substrate that serves only to anchor the roots. High yield with a minimal water and land footprint.
Agri-tech
Projects the club set out to complete. Listed as intentions in the archive, not as finished work.
Turning gravity into light.
PlannedRecognising bird species from field imagery.
PlannedFollowing wildlife using deep learning.
PlannedA robot for emergency surveillance.
PlannedFlagship hackathons, expert sessions, and time-honoured traditions.
Flagship hackathon in collaboration with Techniche. βΉ1,00,000 prize pool and industry expert sessions.
Speakers from WWF India, IFS officers, and ecologists on conservation & technology.
Seniors plant a tree as a living legacy β a beautiful annual tradition.
Nature walks and sustainability workshops for the entire IITG community.
Constituted per the Memorandum of Association, adopted 31 July 2026.

Dhansiri hostel

Manas hostel

Brahmaputra hostel
Manas hostel

Brahmaputra hostel

Brahmaputra hostel

Lohit hostel

Dhansiri hostel

Dhansiri hostel

Dhansiri hostel

Barak hostel

Brahmaputra hostel

Dhansiri hostel

Brahmaputra hostel
Recovered from the club's archived members page, which had been left online but was no longer linked from anywhere. These are past members, not the current council — the 2026–27 team is listed above. Photos are those published on the club's own archived members page.
β¦ and many more dedicated members who contributed to Prakriti's journey.
Questions, collaborations, or joining the club β we'd love to hear from you.
Technical Board, Student Gymkhana
IIT Guwahati, Assam β 781039
"To the dreamer who believed technology could protect life β
this work is dedicated to you."
Prakriti β the Techno-Environment Club of IIT Guwahati β dedicates the Sai Chethana Memorial Threat Alert System to K. Sai Chethana Reddy. Every sensor we deploy, every alert we sound, and every call we place is a promise to protect the community you cared for.
Launch the Memorial Safety AppForever in our hearts Β· Β· Never forgotten