sustainability

KOSHA.ai is a Bengaluru-based deep-tech initiative using IoT, AI and spectroscopy to bring transparency to India’s textile sector. By proving authenticity, enabling accurate fibre identification and supporting artisans, it is reshaping how craft and circularity are valued.

From Bengaluru, iGowise Mobility is changing urban transport with its self-balancing electric trike. Designed for safety, stability, and comfort, the trike empowers delivery workers, commuters, and micro-entrepreneurs to travel confidently even on India’s toughest streets.

Ziro Festival of Music blends culture, community, and sustainability, proving large celebrations can be zero-waste. Here’s how this Arunachal festival is inspiring India.

Winter in India brings fresh air, sunlight, and the perfect chance for families to step outdoors together. These simple, fun, and eco-friendly activities help children explore nature, learn through movement, and enjoy meaningful time with parents in the cooler months.

In Chennai, women drive dark green e-autos selling fresh vegetables — packed not in plastic, but in bright yellow manjapai cloth bags. This eco-friendly project empowers women, revives tradition, and tackles plastic waste.

From composting flowers to seed-paper invites, here’s how Indian couples are redefining weddings with love and sustainability.

Through the Powering Livelihoods initiative, Villgro and CEEW are helping rural women access simple decentralised renewable energy tools. These machines are reducing losses, improving incomes, and giving over 17,000 rural women stronger control over their work and futures.

From designing buildings to greener lifestyles, architect Nayana Premnath is inspiring 80,000 Indians to live sustainably. Through her platform and upcycling brand The Green Circle, she’s proving that small, mindful choices can spark big change.

The Stone House in Jaipur is built using pink sandstone and lime. Kamal Malik, the architect behind the project, shares how the home is an ode to the legacy of Rajasthan.

What began as one creator’s habit of wearing hand-me-downs has grown into a five lakh-strong online movement for sustainability. Through creative reels and his eco-friendly brand, EcoFreaky, he’s making green living easy, fun, and accessible for young India.