| Drone Prathap is an Indian scientist and businessman known for building over 600 drones using e-waste for social causes like disaster relief. |
| He is the founder and CEO of Dronark Aerospace. |
| Born in Netkal village, Karnataka, he worked on his family's farm from a young age. |
| Inspired by eagles, he pursued drone-making, working at a cyber cafe for internet access. |
| Facing financial constraints, he bought electronic waste parts to build drones. |
| While studying in Mysuru, he funded his projects by giving tuition. |
| Initially homeless, he faced struggles but persisted in his drone-making endeavors. |
| After many trials, he achieved success with a drone flying 1000 meters high. |
| Guided by professors, he won prizes in innovation competitions across India. |
| At 16, he succeeded at IIT Delhi drone competition, leading to international recognition. |
| Presenting drones made of electronic waste in Japan, he won a gold medal at the International Robot Exhibition. |
| Winning accolades, he turned down global job offers to serve India. |
| In 2019, his drones aided flood relief efforts in Karnataka. |
| Participating in International Drone Expo in Germany, he won the Albert Einstein Innovation Gold Medal. |
| He established an aerospace lab in Bengaluru to enhance drone quality. |
| Despite financial challenges, he pursued a BSc instead of engineering. |
| Defying doubters, he chased his dream, finding motivation in APJ Abdul Kalam. |
| He appeared on Bigg Boss Kannada Season 10 reality show in 2023. |
| Using prize money, he continues his drone innovation work. |
| His favorite English shows include F.R.I.E.N.D.S and The Ellen Show. |
