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“My father coaxed me into joining the group so that more girls would be encouraged to join Robotics and that is how my journey began.”

All Bhavnaben wanted was to find more work. “It would have been easier to accept financial aid from us, but she just wanted more work to earn money and that won our hearts.”

Called bavkhals, these age-old ponds once nurtured coastal wadis (orchards and farms) but had become filled with waste over the years. Until one man decided to breathe life into them.

Project Mumbai is back with their successful Recyclothon. Their ongoing campaign — ‘Plastic Recyclothon: Ek Baar Phir’, flagged off on 2 October and to go on till 8 October, has already seen more than 1.25 lakh people volunteer to give away their plastic waste.

“He was the epitome of strength and willpower and in his last days he redefined joy with his infectious smile. This is how I remember my soulmate,” says Dimple Parmer, who now provides free therapy sessions to cancer patients and their families.

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Of the total 80 sharing taxis on this route, 40 ply in the morning and 40 in the evening, for a fee of Rs 10/passenger.

Have you ever eaten an ice cream in a coconut shell? Or chakna in pattal (leaf) bowls? To try it, check out these 5 Mumbai restaurants making the switch to sustainable serving ideas!

At 16, he was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder. But that hasn't stopped him from challenging his limitations!

RaddiConnect not only picks up clean recyclable trash from your doorstep free of cost but ensures it is sent to the right recyclers. The biggest impact is that the money you get in exchange for this recyclable waste can be donated to four diverse city-based NGOs.