Goa

The Mollem Memory Project is protesting the impending threat to biodiversity and forests in Goa through art

LaFabrica Craft launched by Sachin Gangadharan offers biodegradable packaging solutions through innovative paper bags that prevent liquids from leaking and carry weights upto 20 kg

Goa’s first community agricultural college was set up by Manguirish Pai Raiker 7 years ago.

“With our cities in tatters, builders have now started attacking our interior villages. We want people to get back to farming, and show them that it’s a profitable endeavour.”

Peter Singh is 74, and his wife Neeno Kaur is 65. Together, they grow 3,000 plants on just 185 sqm by a method that's independent of the rain, hail, and sun!

This is no longer restricted to books but involves accessories, utensils, and electronics. These sales are also acting as a medium to dissipate reservations for second-hand clothing.

250 delicious organic watermelons in just 4X4 square metres. Nitesh spent only Rs 4,000 to grow them and earned more than Rs 30,000 on selling them! #FarmersFirst

“We want to know how the universe evolved, how we came to this earth and what is our purpose. In fact, some of the chemicals including iron, carbon, that are found in our body can be made only in the interiors of stars,” says Dr Vithal Tilvi.

"Throughout our projects, we have used waste materials like cracked tiles for wet areas, broken stone slabs for flooring and waste steel stitched together for grills. In the jungle lodges we designed, we used the fallen wood from forest trees."

Every year in May, the submerged village of Kurdi resurfaces almost magically, confirming the living memories of the former inhabitants who not only come back to see their lost land, but also host a traditional festival to celebrate it! #TravelTales #Rare