Bamboo products

Bihar-resident Satyam Sundaram transformed his life by establishing 'Manipuri Bamboo Artifacts' after exploring the bamboo industry during his MBA. Starting small with roadside sales, he's now earning an annual revenue of Rs 25 lakh.

Homemaker, mother and bamboo artist, Namita Namdev Bhurkood of Maharashtra's Tetwali village has trained 57 tribal women in making Diwali kandils that have a demand in the UK and US too.

Sanjeev Karpe was introduced to bamboo as a sustainable material very early on in his career. Today, he has designed a bamboo ceiling for the living quarters of the football players at the FIFA world cup.

Founded by Delhi-based Sanchit Goyal and Anuj Sagar, sustainable startup The Bamboo Bae produces everyday items like toothbrushes, combs, razors and more - all handcrafted from bamboo.

Bamboo, coir, cane - these 10 eco-friendly products cost under Rs 1000 and will aid you in everyday life, apart from getting you started on sustainable living.

Pune-based Yogesh Shinde started Bamboo India in 2016 but he credits the success of his unique and sustainable startup to social media apps like Facebook and Instagram.

The initiative called ‘Shramik Samman’ aims to use local skills to manufacture local goods and sell them in local markets

Minakshi Walke is embracing the call to ‘vocal for local’, by popularising products made from locally available raw materials.

IIT Roorkee's Siddharth and Prateek both love sports and wanted to come up with a unique solution for runners.

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