Bengaluru

Honouring beloved pets in a way that their memory lives on, Pramodh Chandrashekhar hopes to create memory forests instead of graveyards! #Innovation #Heartwarming #LiveGreen

Is it slow? What if it stops in the middle of the road? Kitna deti hai? The owner of nine e-vehicles, 62-year-old Zarryl Lobo has all the answers to your queries!

"We are saving about 2-3 tankers worth of water every day. And each of the initiatives has inspired residents to go greener—a total saving of Rs 9 lakh in one year is proof of that.”

"My daughter Laddu is my inspiration because I want to become her inspiration someday," says Mamatha Sanathkumar, the homemaker-turned-bodybuilder who was once excommunicated by her family. Today, she proudly takes the centre stage as a winner — her husband and daughter applauding her victory!

“The help we provide them is completely free of charge. Whether for the bed, medicines, counselling, or the food we provide. Whether rich or poor, belonging to any religion or caste, we accept all patients who come our way,” says Rao.

"It takes us one big flag to stitch one bag, and so they are quite big. With another match scheduled for the end of next week in the Chinnaswamy stadium, we estimate that we will be able to stitch another 2000 bags!"

Priced at Rs 2 per 100 ml, each water pod is as inexpensive for you as it is good for the environment. And the best part? Workbench Projects is already in touch with hotels and cafés to replace their plastic bottles!

Bhavya grows palak (spinach), methi (fenugreek), coriander and amaranthus, month-on-month in rotation, and harvests close to 400 kgs every month. All these vegetables are grown using organic methods.

Share Habitat is a self-funded initiative, and it is the sheer passion and desire to make a change, that drives the team.

Reports suggest that Bengaluru has about 10 lakh cars. It is estimated that 10 crore liters of water per week is used for car washing alone. This is equivalent to emptying the Bellandur Lake 50 times!