Environment

The best part? You could help families in Tripura earn a living when you purchase this plastic-free alternative. Find out how.

Founder of Artemis Cast Stone, Parshva is using cast stone technology and upcycling waste stone dust to make eco-friendly architectural products.

What goes into making this paper? Cotton rags, flax, lemongrass, mulberry, rice stubble, coffee husks, banana stumps, coconut husk, and even elephant poo!

“Once you’ve got the hang of it, you can grow anything. So we started with leafy vegetables, herbs and tomatoes,” says Rajeshvaran, a self-taught hydroponics urban farmer. #UrbanGarden

“My mother, who was a gardener, inspired me to grow a mini forest using natural gardening methods like mulching, composting, soil-regeneration, seed-saving and companion planting."

From cucumbers, chillies, papayas to bananas, Bandra residents are growing 200 plants in just 800 sq ft using just waste like fallen leaves, coconut husk and leftover food

"I was alone that day and was trying to clear my path from the twigs and leaves in the forest. I suddenly looked up and right next to me was a tiger staring right at me." #EarthHeroes

A new sapling that has been planted on the roadside, has a bleak survival rate. But what these citizens did ensured that 350 of them blossomed into flourishing trees! #Bengaluru

We’ve all heard the saying “age is nothing but a number” and if there’s any doubt about whether that’s true, these people prove you can change the world even after retirement!

Totes, pouches, hand bags and more. This entrepreneur’s sustainable products are good for the planet and will stand out in a crowd!