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Ever wondered what happens after you throw trash on the road? It doesn’t just vanish. Instead, it sets off a ripple effect you’d never expect — impacting cities, animals, and even your own well-being. The real story behind that careless moment might just surprise you.

At Sonika Bhasin’s Mumbai home, sustainability is second nature. From composting kitchen scraps and switching to bioenzymes to cutting out disposables, her family’s everyday choices over the last five years are nurturing a greener, cleaner future. And it’s easier than you think!

Ripu Daman Bevli in Delhi discovered a new trend of picking up trash on the wayside on his morning runs. He has since been named India's Plogging Ambassador and envisions making India litter-free.

"Whatever looked run down in my own home, I would repaint it. Then I thought if I could do it for someone else," recalls co-founder Riti Jain Dhar.

Sustainable home: All wood in their house is upcycled packaging wood used in the automobile industry. And an old foot-operated sewing machine serves as their wash basin stand. You have to see it to believe this marvel.

Concerned citizens came forward and worked almost all night and even into the early hours of the morning to clear trash off the beach.

The region has been beset by encroachment and fires. The residents hope this drive will ensure the preservation of the mangroves.

Free your house and neighbourhood from the menace of growing waste with these apps that have revolutionised waste management in India.

Shifting houses, cleaning up home, getting rid of unwanted belongings – there are many occasions when one needs a scrap dealer. But it’s not always easy to find one. An engineering student in Dehradun has come up with a solution that helps scrap dealers reach their customers when needed.