Drishti — a student tech organization I founded in 2002, still thriving today.
A technical organization at NIT Surat for hands-on robotics, electronics and innovation — founded 2002, run by students across batches 20+ years on.
Visit the live site →Founded Drishti in 2002 as a student at NIT Surat — now a self-sustaining organization run by students across successive batches, 20+ years on.

Ashish at Techkriti 2003, IIT Kanpur — a voice-controlled autonomous robot. The Drishti era.
The problem
Engineering students learn theory but rarely get to build — to fail, iterate and ship real hardware as a team.
What I built
I founded Drishti in 2002 at NIT Surat — a technical organization that gives students a real-time, hands-on opportunity to build: robotics for ABU Robocon, the Indian Rover Challenge, Boeing aeromodelling, computer-vision / ML projects, exoskeletons, and a steady stream of workshops and seminars.
The outcome
Still thriving 20+ years later, run by students across successive batches, competing nationally and internationally. A self-sustaining institution now.
Why it works
The best thing you can build is something that outlives you. Drishti has run on its own for two decades, encouraging curious minds to build hands-on, as a team.
What Drishti builds.
The team today.
