rainwater harvesting

Bengaluru residents Sajitha and Mahesh built their eco-friendly new home by repurposing their old one, with help from architecture firm Destination Designs.

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

As India faces an acute water crisis, here's how you can do your bit by setting up a simple and affordable rainwater harvesting system at home to reduce your water usage by 30%.

The Pardiwala family’s initiative to use containers for building a house is a brilliant way to reduce construction waste and costs.

Dayanand Krishnan built a rainwater harvesting system with easily available materials at just Rs 250. Here's how you can do it too.

Made from refused and reused material or what Dasarathi refers to as ‘kachra,’ the home was designed by his family of three and two award-winning architects.

Blazing a trail in sustainability, Rajkot's Northstar School practices rainwater harvesting, uses little electricity and ensures that children spend more time outdoors.

Bengaluru water scarcity: From completing projects on time to reviving lakes, constructing open wells, rainwater harvesting and using wastewater as a genuine resource -- experts say the solutions to the city's problem are apparent and eminently doable.

They are nurturing a culture of conservation, resilience, and empowerment, paving the way for a water-secure future for generations to come.

Almost every region in India is blessed with its own water management methods that were tailored to fit the unique geographical and cultural needs of the place and the community.