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Bangalore Political Action Committee (B.PAC), a non-profit, runs a program called B.CLIP which selects, trains and supports talented individuals who wish to transform their city.

“The patient intake was very high and this was my opportunity to give back to society. I quit my job to join BBMP."

Want to save the dying lakes of #Bengaluru? Dr Shobha Ananda Reddy is the mentor you have been looking for.

For all those arm-chair critics, this is a chance to make a real difference. Adopt a street and set an example worth following. Under this initiative, the first activity will be a ‘Basic Clean-Up’, which will be conducted immediately, following which, the cleaning will be done at regular intervals in consultation with the BBMP.

From serving fresh and unsweetened natural juices in fruit shells to using steel, paper, banana leaf and now, wheat paste straws, the café has adopted several practices that set it apart from any regular eatery in Bengaluru.

Did you know Bokashi is quite an efficient way to deal with your kitchen waste, including dairy and meat scraps? It is also less smellier than vermicomposting — a feature smartly used by these citizens!

The pioneer of urban forestry, SG Neginhal sheds light over how his visionary initiatives and community engagement gave back the city its green cover.

According to the corporator, Bengaluru's Yediyur ward will soon go off the grid and become BESCOM-free.

Today, StoneSoup offers a range of products and services—sustainable alternatives that replace daily use products—composting kits, natural cleaners, cloth diapers and cloth bags.

Bengaluru generates 4,000 tonnes of waste every day. Don't let your shampoo bottles and milk covers add to that. Give them a new life!