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What unites people with clean homes is a steadfast commitment to minimalistic living. This means that they are very careful about what they buy and about the items that enter their homes.

This Kakinada IAS officer has come up with a rather unique idea of dealing with people who dump garbage on the street.

18 year old Chesta Gulecha, has spent the last 50 days cleaning up Khichan village in Rajasthan.

What unites people with clean homes is a steadfast commitment to minimalistic living. This means that they are very careful about what they buy and about the items that enter their homes.

The monsoon brings diseases like malaria and dengue which are spread by flies. These natural hacks will keep your home clean and fly-free.

This low-cost purifier has no installation or maintenance charges. Plus it checks the TDS level of the water on a real-time basis! #Innovation #Startup

Long and polished nails are a breeding ground for bacteria and germs. Here's how you can keep yourself safe.

"Our oldest lamp, which continues to work, is eight years old. We have bought over 1000 of their solar products,” says a customer.

“Even in areas where water is scarce, these toilets work well as there's no need of water,” says SCOPE founder Marachi Subburaman.

“Just because it is an environment-friendly product, it does not mean that it will result in a large scale adoption.” So what’s the answer? Read on to find out!