At the Brahma Kumaris’ Shantivan Complex, 84 giant reflectors harness the sun to produce thousands of meals daily — fuel-free, emission-free, and inspiring.
The Auroville Solar Kitchen in Tamil Nadu is a shining example of sustainable architecture as it also keeps the interiors cool, with greywater recycling and composting.
From using 1000 Kgs of wood per day to relying entirely on solar energy for their cooking needs, Bancha village is blazing quite an eco-friendly trail!
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