sustainability

Bhoomi Network founded by educator and green activist Seetha Ananthasivan aims at educating people in holistic practises of sustainable living.

The Indian automobile industry has reached a saturation point, but might not stay there for long. The electric vehicle revolution is on the horizon, and it promises sweeping change.

As awareness about the environment spreads, more and more people are turning to organic and agricultural lifestyles. Vivek and Juli Cariappa have been pioneers in organic and sustainable living, and have some words of advice for anybody looking to make the lifestyle switch.

When she learned that the cutting down of trees was contributing to global warming, 9-year-old Hani had a simple solution: why not plant more trees? So that's what she and her friends did!

Green buildings are not yet a very common phenomenon in India, but policymakers, architects, and builders are increasingly identifying their benefits and pushing for them.

Inspired by a government advertisement, the BKPS College of Architecture in Pune overhauled their electric supply to go solar.

Project Patradya is a Delhu-based initiative engaging a community of women refugees to produce edible cutlery as a more sustainable alternative to plastic.

Vinodkumar and Arti Saxena reuse all the greywater in their home and have also taken up several cost-effective measures to build their green home.

Founded by Vaibhav Tidke, S4S Technologies is best known for developing an award-winning solar conductor dryer to aid the storage of farm produce minus preservatives.

Finding one’s purpose in life can be a challenging prospect, especially for a young student. Manvendra Singh Inaniya talks about his experience discovering his purpose while working on sustainability in the Himalayan mountains.