Mervin Preethi

When Mandeep Sangwan saw a lack of sustainability on his campus, he didn’t wait for change — he created it. ‘Green Dreams, ’ the first-ever eco club at Delhi School of Social Work, is inspiring students to build a greener campus by setting up two vertical gardens made out of plastic bottles.

Even with no backyard, growing your own food is possible—and easier than you think. From soil-free hydroponics to vertical gardens, innovative techniques can turn balconies into green gardens.

From feeding the hungry to protecting nature, find a cause that speaks to you and start volunteering today.

'ScrapJi', a startup founded by two friends from Thane, is streamlining waste collection and recycling 10 tonnes of scrap monthly. With a vision for a trash-free India by 2030, they are combining technology with traditional scrap collection to create a sustainable, scalable model.

We often turn to cold drinks & ACs to beat the heat—but what if the real solution is on our plate? These 5 millets have kept generations cool in scorching summers! Should we return to our roots?

Think all deserts are golden? Think again! Tucked away in Tamil Nadu, Theri Kaadu is South India’s hidden red sand wonder. Sculpted by time and wind, this rare landscape is more than just breathtaking—it holds secrets of Earth’s past, making it a must-visit for nature lovers and curious explorers alike!

After clogged toilets forced an Air India flight to return mid-air, many might wonder — what really happens after you flush in an aeroplane? From vacuum suction to airport disposal, here’s the journey of in-flight waste.

Can a cigarette butt transform into a soft toy? Or a tetra pack into a chair? These 6 Indian brands are protecting the planet by giving discarded items a new life.

Rising temperatures mean extra care for your pets. Ensure your furry friends stay safe with these six easy tips — hydration hacks, paw protection tricks, and cool-down techniques.

What if your morning coffee could help replace plastic? Rhea Kothari and Rishika Reddy have found a way to turn everyday waste — like coffee grounds and mushrooms — into eco-friendly packaging. With over 280 partnerships, their journey is a testament to how small ideas can spark big environmental change.