Water conservation

Subhajit Mukherjee, a resident of Mumbai, has innovated a cost-effective system for rainwater harvesting and groundwater recharge.

Kedar Kulkarni, a 27-year-old from Pune is transforming public urinals into odourless and hygienic urinals, using the waterless technology he innovated.

Datta Patil, a US-based engineer transformed his drought-hit native village. Halgara village in Maharashtra now has water storage of over 200 crore litres.

Aabid Surti’s NGO - Drop Dead Foundation - fixes leaky faucets for free in Mumbai to save water, which has helped save millions over the years.

Asha S of Karnataka-based NGO Arohana has worked tirelessly for two decades towards water conservation and protection. With her work, households have been able to conserve water, earn more, and revive their agricultural lands.

Tamil Nadu resident Nimal Raghavan left his high paying job in Dubai to return to his village and revive water bodies, irrigate land, and help lakhs after Cyclone Gaja.

The Better India launches India’s Water Warriors Awards to honour heroes who have done incredible work and created amazing impact in water conservation.

Watch this video to see how residents of Kulgam district gather in Kashmir’s Panzath village every year to clean the Panzath Nag, helping several villages get water.

Leading the way to a sustainable future, KFC India launches its most sustainable restaurant with KFConscious. A first for the Quick Service Restaurant (QSR) industry in India, this restaurant will offer a unique sustainable experience with everything from solar panels to RO water recycling in place.

For a company that has been building homes for the past 47 years, sustainability has been at the forefront of Puravankara’s operations.