sustainability

Hyderabad’s Manya Cherabuddi combined her love for nature with her business sense to conduct natural dye workshops and sell hand-dyed sustainable baby clothes. Today, she has conducted over 150 workshops in major Indian cities and taught over 5,300 people so far.

The author writes about her own transition to a vegan, plant-based diet, and the brands that helped her achieve this lifestyle without it feeling like a tectonic shift, and ensuring they not only met her health needs, but also suited her palate.

The Better India and Godrej & Boyce present the ‘Best Housing Society Awards’ to recognise those establishments that are working towards setting high standards for sustainable and inclusive living within their communities. Learn more to apply.

With a solar-panelled sunroof, Vayve Mobility’s upcoming single-door car Eva can run up to 10-12 km per day on solar energy and clock 20 km per unit of electricity, claim the makers.

The Better Market is an initiative by The Better India to create a marketplace for sustainable products, conscious sellers and people who care. Here are 13 brands that embody sustainability with every step.

The Better India and Godrej & Boyce announce the ‘Best Housing Society Awards’ to recognise housing societies that have set the bar for what it means to be a truly sustainable and inclusive community. The winner will be awarded a certificate and prizes worth Rs 1 lakh. Here’s all you need to know.

Watch this video to learn about Odisha’s Krushi Bhavan, a sustainable architectural marvel and government facility that combines local craftsmanship, traditional wisdom, and many eco-friendly elements.

Design student Sara Lakhani launched Trash or Treasure to turn plastic into ethnic wear using kantha embroidery. Her initiative won her an opportunity to showcase her work at Lakme Fashion Week.

Biju Narayanan, a self-taught electronics technician, built a smart solar mixie that has a battery backup of up to eight hours, with more than 15 unique features.

After graduation, designer Burhan ud din Khateeb launched Studio Kalib to give eco-friendly and modern spins to Kashmir’s traditional craft, making unique handiwork like bluetooth speakers, chicken coops, furniture, bags, and more.