Jugaad, the art of ingenious improvisation, holds a special place in the hearts of Indians. It's more than just a makeshift solution; it's an emotion deeply ingrained in our culture.
Recently, a video emerged on the internet that left Desis feeling proud of the remarkable jugaad skills displayed by some resourceful individuals.
Harsh Goenka, the Chairperson of the RPG Group, took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a video that quickly became a sensation. The video featured a clever DIY tap solution.
In this viral clip, locals demonstrated their innovative approach to address the challenge of a limited number of taps in their houses. Their solution? Simply cut up a small tube of toothpaste, open the rear end, and attach it to the water outlet.
Accompanying the video, Goenka humorously captioned it, "Taps in India like….#jugaad."
Posted just a day ago, the video has already garnered over 53,000 views and nearly 700 likes. It also sparked lively discussions in the comments section where people shared their thoughts and appreciated the Indian jugaad spirit.
A Twitterati commented, “That's the beauty of Bharat, minimum resources maximum utility.” “What an idea. It's rightly said that necessity is the mother of invention,” the Twitter user captioned the clip.
Another agreed and wrote, “Optimum utilisation of the resources available."