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No Chinese apps? No sweat, IIT-B has a desi version

AIR, created by two students, can read text aloud, give meanings of words, scan, organise and share documents

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Rohit Kumar Chaudhary and (right) Kavin Agrawal have created AIR, which is a great substitute for a banned Chinese app called CamScanner

Rohit Kumar Chaudhary and (right) Kavin Agrawal have created AIR, which is a great substitute for a banned Chinese app called CamScanner

AS India bans several Chinese mobile apps, students at the Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay have come up with what could be an ideal substitute for some of them.

In a noteworthy example of Aatmanirbhar Bharat, two final year students from the Powai institute have developed an app called AIR, which is a great substitute for a banned Chinese app called CamScanner, which many Indians used to convert images into desired format.

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