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From composting food waste to transforming landfills into green parks, these rural communities are proving that true sustainability starts at home.

From jungle hideouts to misty mountain retreats, these treehouse stays let you trade Wi-Fi for birdsong and glass walls for green canopies — without giving up comfort.

Bengaluru's Kempegowda International Airport has introduced India's first sensory room, offering neurodivergent travelers a peaceful escape from the sensory overload of airports. Designed to reduce stress and anxiety, this thoughtful space sets a new standard for inclusive travel, ensuring all passengers, regardless of needs, can travel comfortably and confidently.

Discover how Lohith Reddy left his tech career to pursue flower farming in Bengaluru, turning his passion into a successful business that now earns him Rs 7 lakh/month.

Explore Sathya Prakash Varanashi’s ‘Varanashi House’ in Bengaluru, a sustainable home that stays cool without AC, owing to natural materials, cross ventilation, and water features.

From Bengaluru to Guwahati, these housing societies are breaking social barriers by ensuring equal access and dignity or all, including domestic workers.

Vidhi Golchha, a student from Bengaluru, is helping children from underserved communities unleash their creativity and gain confidence through her innovative writing kit, CleverBox.

What if your tablecloth could be both stylish and wipeable? When Indira Prashant got tired of constant stains and washing cycles, she created The Yard House—India’s first wipeable, plastic-free cotton table linen brand.

Terrace gardening tips to grow coffee & mangoes at home. Bengaluru woman’s journey shows you how to turn rooftops into green havens.

Forced to leave their villages in search of a better life, migrant families in Bengaluru’s slums often struggle to educate their children. Proud Indian, an NGO, is bridging this gap with innovative education initiatives and art programmes that empower kids to dream beyond survival.