This document describes a non-conventional bladeless wind turbine design that uses vortex-induced vibrations to generate electricity. The bladeless design has fewer moving parts than conventional wind turbines, requiring less maintenance and space. The turbine consists of a conical rigid mass that vibrates when wind breaks against it. Magnets and coils placed around the mass convert the vibrations into alternating current, which is then rectified into direct current and stored in a battery. The design provides a low-cost solution for rural electrification in India, as it can efficiently harness wind energy in smaller areas compared to traditional wind turbines.