Turning student ideas into real-world impact at Samsung Solve for Tomorrow
The energy at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi was palpable as winners from Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2025 programme gathered to share with Leslie D’Monte, senior technology journalist and Consulting Editor, Mint, how a single spark of curiosity evolved into tangible technologies that solve real-world problems in a special podcast. Senior tech journalist Leslie D’Monte speaks to select winners of Samsung Solve for Tomorrow 2025 Now launching its fifth edition in India, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow programme is a global initiative that operates across 65 countries, transitioning from a youth innovation contest into a rigorous launchpad supported by regional headquarters and established Research & Development (R&D) centres. For Samsung, this milestone coincides with a deeper institutional anchor that marks 30 years of its operational and engineering presence in India. The integration of Samsung Solve for Tomorrow into this three-decade legacy underscores how corporate R&D infrastructure can be leveraged to mentor the next generation of tech pioneers, providing students with direct access to advanced laboratories, patent guidance and industrial expertise necessary to move prototypes …









