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59-year-old Narayanappa planted 14 plants in his bus to spread awareness about green cover in Bengaluru.

“They were clad in black clothes and walking on the highways, seemingly Sabarimala devotees. The road was so dark that I could not see them until I was close enough. Thankfully, I was able to push the breaks on time. But it left me shaken. After returning, I could not resume normal life, with the thought haunting me day and night about what would have happened if I hadn't been able to stop."

It's easier to stay healthy in a city with healthy social habits – and Bengaluru is definitely leading the pack thanks to these factors. The third is our favourite!

Dr Shankar starts with one of the most underrated and undervalued proverbs of all time– “Prevention is always better than cure!”

A pocket-friendly way to protect lakes from toxic chemicals, bio-enzymes are efficient multipurpose cleaners that can be used to clean bathroom floors, dishes and even laundry. And all you need are fruit peels and jaggery!

The UPSC issued statement states that the Commission has recommended a total of 759 candidates (577 men and 182 women) for appointment to various services like IAS, IPS, IFS and the allied services.

"Every year 60,000 soldiers from the Indian Army retire. Since, most of these jawans retire in their late thirties, it is easier to mould and teach them entrepreneurial skills," says I Create India.

Awarded the Danish Water Air Food Award 2018 for offering an effective sustainable solution, Thrissur's 'Mazhapolima' initiative could teach cities like Bengaluru and Chennai a thing or two about protecting their groundwater. #WaterActionDecade #ActOnClimateChange #Kerala #Inspiration

"Nestled amid small hills and guarded by tall eucalyptus trees, this place has today transformed into a mini Ooty of sorts!", says Bengaluru's 'Lake Ambassador'. #WaterActionDecade #LakeReviversCollective

“My only qualification for writing this book is that I am a human being,” wrote Shakuntala Devi in 1977, calling for “full and complete acceptance, not just tolerance and sympathy.”