garden

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

Nowadays, we can see air pollution levels growing right in front of our eyes. The most basic thing we can do to curb this is to increase the number of trees in our cities,"

With the help of committee members, they started the Go Green Campaign on Swachhta Divas, Oct 2, 2017, where their objective was to convert wet kitchen waste into compost and recycle as much dry waste as possible.

This library garden aims to reclaim the forgotten love of paperbacks and separate readers from their phones, tablets, electronic readers, and wherever else they consume written content these days.

The 55-year-old started with an observation that many of us might have seen in our own neighbourhood—the sidewalks were barren and could do with a little oomph factor.

The 11-year-old grows over 30-odd types of fruits including fig, pulasan, durian, baraba, gooseberry, custard apple and sapota and most vegetables like Chinese cauliflower, bajji chilli, carrot, beetroot, cabbage, green chilli etc.

He now cultivates over 85 different species of trees using the ancient Japanese art of bonsai, and has won several awards!

80 residents from Tirupati Towers in Kandivali came together to restore greenery in their area.

Manju’s temporary residence in Pune does not stop her from growing the garden passionately

The concerned authority is already listing out schools where this plan is feasible.