Innovation

In Madhya Pradesh, Anand Jain’s 16-acre farm utilises agrivoltaics to produce crops and solar power without sacrificing arable land. This innovative dual-use technology provides a sustainable farming model and supplies about 25,000 units of electricity to the grid daily.

Inspired by a moment in the bathroom and fuelled by a lifelong passion for innovation, Kozhikode’s Ashin P Krishna is transforming coconut farming with his smartest and fastest coconut harvesting robot, Coco-bot.

Researchers at NIT Rourkela, led by Dr Preetam Sarkar, are transforming agricultural waste like jackfruit, jamun, and litchi seeds into biodegradable films. These innovative films offer eco-friendly food packaging alternatives, extending shelf life while supporting a circular economy.

Across India, farmers are experimenting with a new model — one that doesn’t take away land, but adds to its potential. It’s sustainable, surprising, and quietly powerful. In Parbhani, something remarkable is growing under the sun. And it’s not what you’d expect.

The Malabar nature trail is cradled by the microbiome of the Malabar Forest. Principal architect Rahul Kadri takes us on a guided tour of the walkway, where he explains the design philosophy.

Self-reliance is at the heart of Bhaskar’s design, enabling people in rural India to make this solar lantern a part of their everyday lives.

From a sapling, a forest can spurt. CATCH Foundation has been putting this belief into practice since 2014 as they use reforestation to transform barren landscapes in India.

At Merino, the focus is not only on reducing, reusing and recycling but also on spotting potential in every fragment of waste. Here's how the model is helping them balance profitability and sustainability.

Explore the incredible story of Kalimullah Khan, whose innovative grafting technique resulted in a mango tree with 350 varieties. Learn how his lifelong dedication to horticulture made his orchard a global marvel.

Across India, rooftops are undergoing a quiet transformation. As cities struggle with rising temperatures, residents are adopting a low-cost, practical solution to beat the heat. What’s making this simple change so effective? The science — and the impact — might surprise you.