The Result of the Chemical Revolution 2

Fortunately, she had someone familiar in the patent office. The small inventor, Disha Malini, with the guidance of her acquaintance working in the patent office as a civil servant, was able to apply for the patent. This part was hassle-free because she had done such a thing before, having also invented an ergonomic wooden chair that cushioned the spine, which she was able to sell to a furniture company for a price of 1,600 Varaha.

Disha Malini later found out that the price was nothing compared to what the furniture company made, so for her new invention, she wanted to get a part of the profit from the company. After applying for the payment and receiving the certificate of authenticity for her application, she was about to leave the office, but it was then her acquaintance who suggested putting her information on the notice board.