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“We pushed the door open and managed to get out. There were a lot of people standing along the sides, some of whom were hooting, catcalling. In fact they were making fun of pretty much everything that was passing by, including us,” recalls Rajeev.

With climate change and rising heat waves, this is the sort of natural cooling solution that can offset the load of ACs, which leave behind a devastating environmental footprint.

When asked why he chose this space, he says, “I saw that the problem before us was huge and did not see much work going into finding solutions, so I decided to take it up.”

"Earlier, I didn't know how to teach my five-year-old son. Thanks to Saarthi, today I can even help him with his school homework," says Ruchi, a homemaker who had dropped out of middle school. #ImpactThatMatters #Education

As you walk into the school, the entryway is filled with posters and bright charts espousing the virtues of sustainable development and Swachh Bharat. The school also has also withdrawn dustbins from classrooms to help students be mindful of the waste they generate.

The park was officially opened on 1 November 1959, but sometime in the same year, possibly in September, a small group of wild Painted Storks happened to fly around the zoo. They might have been scouting for a safe place to nest.

Get your hands dirty in the field, enjoy a delicious lunch made from organic produce or simply let go and relax in the lush farms! #LiveGreen #GrowOrganic

Led by Gaurav Sharma, whose heritage walks are popular in the national capital, you get to learn the prehistoric art of making pots, in just one day!

This heartwarming initiative doesn't just empower refugee single mothers from Afghanistan, but also keeps their culinary memories alive!