Sustainable Living

Plastic Odyssey, a 40-metre floating lab, is on a global mission to combat plastic pollution by recycling waste into valuable resources. Docking at ports worldwide, it empowers communities with sustainable recycling solutions and innovative technologies to fight plastic waste at its source.

This Easter, turn simple household items into magical memories with your kids. From colourful DIY egg wraps to creative clues, these fun and eco-friendly egg hunt ideas use what you already have at home. A joyful, budget-friendly way to celebrate, connect, and start a meaningful new tradition.

Want a wedding that is big on love but light on waste? This Indian couple shares practical tips for planning a sustainable celebration — no plastic, no excess, just meaningful choices. Discover how you can follow these tips before planning your big day.

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.

Discover how India's cleanest villages are leading the way in sustainability, cleanliness, and community-driven environmental efforts.

From eco-friendly invites to plastic-free décor, Svetlana D’costa and Joel Fernandes ensured their big day was as kind to the planet as it was beautiful. Here’s how their zero-waste wedding became an inspiration for others.

Through the Bio Village 2.0 initiative, Daspara, in Tripura, has become a model for rural sustainable practices and renewable energy consumption. With better agricultural productivity, cleaner energy solutions, and a focus on community-driven development, Daspara is paving the way for a greener, more prosperous future for Indian villages.

IIT graduates Sakshi Bhatia and Arpit Maheshwari left their high-paying US jobs to build a sustainable farm, Jeevantika, in rural India, embracing a simpler, eco-conscious life with a self-built mud house.

Utsow Pradhan, founder of Tieedi, left his corporate job to restore his ancestral land in Darjeeling, which had turned into a dumping ground. Through zero-waste initiatives, eco-trails, and community involvement, he’s creating sustainable villages, reviving local traditions, and helping restore the fragile Himalayan ecosystem. ‘Tieedi,’ an acronym for “Take It Easy, Easy Does It.”

Teflon flu can pose serious health risks when non-stick cookware is overheated. However, traditional practices from the Dhanak tribe in Gujarat showcase an intriguing alternative that prioritises safety and sustainability. We're sharing how these methods can improve your cooking experience while reducing reliance on harmful materials.