Seed paper

Love knows no distance! This Valentine’s Day, celebrate with heartfelt gifts that cherish both your partner and the planet.

Arunjyoti Lokhanday (50), a resident of Nalgonda, Telangana makes seed paper napkins out of the wet waste generated in her kitchen. Her creative solution was recently appreciated by the Telangana State Innovation Cell.

After IFS officer Parveen Kaswan tweeted an image of his plantable visiting card, he was flooded with requests on how to get such cards made. Here are the details he shared.

Made by a Delhi-based engineer, these eco-friendly flags have already been bought by 4,000+ Indians in the past few days! #FreedomFromPlastic

One young lady from Jaipur came up with an interesting idea to create a paper that could be planted. Skeptical about her own idea, Kritika didn't know that it would one day become a successful project. She started a company called Tomato & Co. that designs a paper, which can grow into beautiful saplings.