Rajendra Singh

In Gujarat's Ahmedabad, people prefer eating at Jashuben Shah Old Pizza rather than Domino's or Pizza Hut. But did you know that the iconic eatery was started by two enterprising women who invented a special 8-layered oven of their own?

Waste like tyres and plastic bottles were an eyesore for him. So he upcycled them in creative ways — ways that now inspire the 39000+ members of his Facebook group, 'Terrace Gardening Tips'!

The Gandhian environmentalist lived by an abiding passion and he died for it too -- fighting to save river Ganga. RIP, sir. You will be missed.

Rajendra Singh and his organization, the Tarun Bharat Sangh, have dedicated themselves totally to rural development with environment care and protection for the last 21 years.

While the entire nation is struggling because of water shortage, there are many across the country who are going out of their way to do their best and conserve water. Meet five water warriors of India who are inspiring the country to quit wasting water.

Rajendra Singh, popularly known as 'The Water Man of India' has been awarded the 2015 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate, for his innovative water restoration efforts, improving water security in rural India, and for showing extraordinary courage and determination in his quest to improve the living conditions for those most in need.