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Hyderabad's waste crisis once mirrored that of many Indian cities, but today, it tells a different story. Discover how the city built one of India’s most effective waste management systems.

Inspired by a neighbourhood kabadiwaala, Henik Gala and Shreyas Jalapur built ScrapJi — a tech-enabled scrap collection startup that now recycles over 10,000 kg of waste every month in Thane. Their mission? A trash-free India by 2030.

India generates over 1.6 million tonnes of e-waste every year, most of which ends up in landfills or with informal recyclers. Here’s a practical guide to help you do your bit — by disposing of your gadgets the right way.

This multipurpose pavilion, constructed with repurposed waste materials by architect Samira Rathod, embodies the story of reuse, resilience and sustainability.

In Kerala, fishing communities are pulling plastic from the sea and turning it into roads. This simple idea is helping clean the ocean, create jobs, and build stronger, cheaper roads across the state.

They brighten our moments and fill the air with cheer. But what happens to balloons once the party’s over? This video takes you behind the scenes of their journey and shares mindful ways we can celebrate joyfully — while also caring for the world around us.

BMC launches e-rickshaws in Dharavi, Colaba & Fort to clear garbage-choked lanes. This green pilot tackles Mumbai’s waste crisis & helps 60,000+ residents live cleaner, healthier lives.

As travel picks up, so does waste—but it doesn’t have to. With a few thoughtful swaps, you can reduce your plastic footprint without compromising comfort. From zero-waste toilet kits to digital alternatives for paper and plastic, here are six simple, sustainable changes to help you travel responsibly and mindfully.

By offering restaurant-grade packaging that’s spill-proof, heat-safe, and 98% biodegradable, Aecoz is changing how India’s food industry tackles its plastic problem and showing small businesses that sustainability is possible without compromise.

From beaches to hills, these inspiring NGOs are turning citizens into climate warriors. Here’s how and where you can join them.