Water conservation

From healthcare to construction, technology has the power to revolutionise sectors almost overnight. Meet the people doing just that.

With a running water hose, it takes 75-100 litres of water to wash your car. Replace that with just a few drops of this wash!

Way before waste management and rainwater harvesting became household concepts, this residential complex championed eco-friendly goals

The 15 pits have exponentially recharged the groundwater levels of the JRN colony as well as the neighbouring ones, conserving lakhs of litres of rainwater. Best part? Per pit costed not more than Rs 7,000.

In aquaponics, food growth is 25 per cent faster, with 75 per cent less water compared to traditional soil-based gardening. Also, the engineers built it at half the market price!

From using a PVC pipe for composting to using a clay pot to water plants, Dr Chandrashekhar Biradar’s rooftop gardening hacks are amazing!

“I earned it all back in two years. Technically, by 2009, the installation was all free and I was already saving 20 tankers of water every year!”

Ulhas Paranjpe has a simple question to ask—”If a Mumbai citizen & industries can get enough water all year round, why can’t a farmer?”

The charismatic leadership and zeal of Dr Satyapal Singh Meena is making Rajasthan villages self-sufficient in sustainability, hygiene, and water conservation.

Zero budget natural farming is also helping Krishappa Gowda save 90% water and get high yields throughout the year.