rainwater

In 2024, Bengaluru’s water crisis — worsened by inadequate monsoons and rapid urban growth — exposed deep mismanagement. Dr Rohit Nara’s AI-enabled solutions, including smart metres and dynamic billing, helped cut water bills by 55 percent and reduce consumption by 35 percent.

This Gujarat man shares how a free resource, rainwater, can be used in business for profits and sustainability.

After losing his son to a pothole accident, Dadarao Bilhore turned his grief into action, filling over 1,500 potholes in Mumbai to save lives. Here's his inspiring story.

Explore a unique approach to sustainable living through a Bengaluru couple’s eco-friendly home, designed with natural materials, innovative technologies, and a deep connection to nature.

Akanksha and Saurabh Gupta turned a lush site near Bannerghatta National Park into a zero-waste school that blends education and nature. Their design preserves the environment while inspiring futures.

Mumbai resident Chetan Soorenji shares a simple and effective method to help harvest rainwater and recharge groundwater levels at home.

Sampath S is a 66-year-old retired banker who lives in Bengaluru. For the last six years, he has used only rainwater for his household purposes.

Colonel Nandu Kumar’s rainwater harvesting technique uses pipes, a drum, sand, pebbles and a 8-foot deep pit.

Based in Ahmedabad, the couple have a rooftop rainwater harvesting system, a solar water heater and a vegetable garden!

Harvesting rainwater is a great way of lessening your carbon footprint and becoming self-sufficient in your water needs. Harvested water can tide you through dry periods and can be used for a variety of household needs.