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Noticing the lack of sustainable alternatives to plastic stationery in India, Delhi-based Saurabh H Mehta started NOTE (No Offence To Earth) to develop a biodegradable pen. He has sold over 20,000 units so far.

Looking for the best homestays in Kanyakumari? Rajchandar Padmanaban and his wife, built Muthunandhini Palace as a heritage home where sustainability meets Tamil Nadu's traditional architecture.

Aditi Mali started Mali Greens to increase awareness about microgreens and their nutritional benefits. With over 900 consumers in Ahmedabad, she has been growing and selling 50 kg every month.

From masala dosa and kesari bath to pancakes and baked beans, this quintessential list of breakfast places in Bengaluru has something for everyone.

Escape the heat and cool off in one of India's most exquisite treks — the Valley of Flowers. This UNESCO World Heritage Site opens in June. Here's a complete guide to help you plan your trip.

In search for a more sustainable life, Aseem Varma and his wife Neetu left their flourishing careers to move to the hills. They started Brigadier's Cottage to share their organic life with others.

Neenu Rathin was a homemaker searching for a deeper purpose in life. Only when she started volunteering did she discover her passion for social work. But, finding credible sources was easier said than done. So she went out to find a solution.

Green activist Subhajit Mukherjee advocates for greywater reuse at home, explaining how setting up a filtration tank for just Rs 10,000 can conserve fresh water and alleviate urban water shortages. Here’s everything you need to know.

Sugandhadevi, a terrace farmer from Kerala, has been growing paddy on her terrace for the last decade. She was recently awarded the ‘best woman farmer’ title in her panchayat.

With soaring temperatures and warnings of heatwaves in several Indian cities, architects share how to build homes that stay naturally cool and don't require air conditioning at all times.