Agra tea-seller turns innovator, develops pneumatic engine

According to Triloki, the wind-powered pneumatic engine can drive anything from a two-wheeler to a train.

Triloki Prasad, a resident of Fatehpur Sikri (Agra), who sells tea and repairs bicycles, has built an engine that runs on the power of the wind.

Triloki told India Today that if the engine is redesigned to fit in cars and other automobiles, a large proportion of vehicular pollution will disappear. According to Triloki, the pneumatic engine can drive anything from a two-wheeler to a train. Only the engine's shape has to be changed as per the requirements of the vehicle.