eco-friendly innovation

What do you do with a weed that grows back in 14 days and kills everything in its path? In Trichy, 25-year-old ecologist Sushmita Krishnan found an answer — she turned it into handmade paper and trained 150 women to do the same.

Tanveer Inamdar, through his TREEI Foundation, electrified Maharashtra’s tribal villages using solar solutions. His project, ‘Mission Urja’, has significantly improved daily lives of tribal families.

After losing his nephew to cancer, Naaz Ozair turned his pain into purpose. He has made it his mission to reduce plastic usage and turns corn husk into daily use products.

A mobile and ecofriendly crematorium has been designed by Punjab's Harjinder Singh Cheema with the help of IIT Ropar.

Shivabhai Ravjibhai Gohil, a native of Gujarat's Bhavnagar district designed a unique wedding invitation card that transforms into a bird house for sparrows after use. #Viral

A 15-year-old girl from Azerbaijan, Reyhan Jamalova has invented a smart device that harvests the energy of raindrops to generate electric power.

This self-watering and solar-powered innovation may just be what Indian cities need in their uphill battle against air pollution.