Noida

It's time to take a closer look at what's on our platter, where it comes from and what we are feeding our families. And that is exactly what six families in Noida did. Worried that the food their children were eating was laden with chemicals, they decided to take up organic farming to source farm fresh vegetables for themselves !

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This chartered accountant served free food for three days to employees and customers standing in queues outside ICICI Bank in Noida.

Project Asbah, initiated by Enactus-SRCC, works towards providing clean drinking water to villages. In order to achieve this, Enactus is promoting the use of custom-made clay-based water filters in the villages of Noida.

This 17-year-old son of a farmer has developed a machine that converts the wind energy generated by fast-moving vehicles and he wants the govt to install it on trains.

Students from Greater Noida have created a smart phone app titled 'Know Your Booth', which will help voters locate their nearest polling booths quickly.

Pi-lo water vending machines are making pure drinking water accessible and affordable to all. They are also attacking the plastic menace created by bottled water.

An urge to serve the society pushed Meena Nijhawan to educate underprivileged children in Nodia through her Sankalp Saksharta Samiti school.

The civic authorities in Noida have decided to set up water harvesting facilities in parks that are larger than one acre in area.

Social enterprises like Eduservices, powered by conscientious educators, are doing their bit to make a difference by enhancing the teaching methods and multimedia learning aids supplementing classroom instructions.