Collaborating with award-winning artist Lakhichand Jain and Geeli Mitti, Kiran Amati built a unique sustainable home near Mumbai using natural materials like wood, mud, cow dung, and straw.
Panta Ferrao discovered the downsides of development projects as a lawyer. He left his job and created ‘Khaama Kethna’, an eco-village in Goa’s jungles, turning a damaged land into a beautiful organic retreat.
Blazing a trail in sustainability, Rajkot's Northstar School practices rainwater harvesting, uses little electricity and ensures that children spend more time outdoors.
For anyone who's looking to start their gardening journey but avoiding it because of the hassle it involves, here's a set of gardening tips that will ease the process.
The Mudhouse, a family-run homestay in Kerala is a sustainable sanctuary surrounded by sandalwood forests, boasting of mud cottages and a treehouse. Here's what goes behind running it.
Located in Halaguru village of Karnataka, Babu Hotel has served chiblu idlis made in bamboo baskets for over seven decades. Its owner Bhakta Vatsala shares what makes these idlis unique.
When Mumbai's Sourabh Jain struggled to find cognitive development toys for his child, he formed a team consisting of an ex-principal, a psychologist, and a pediatrician. The outcome was a subscription-based model offering affordable rentals for toys and books.
Not just matkas and kulhads, clay can be used to cool homes, build furniture, preserve food, play music, and even purify air. Meet five innovators harnessing the potential of terracotta craft.