Sustainability

Hyderabad's Pavani Lolla has innovated ‘Vapra odour-free home composter’ which turns kitchen waste into compost in just seven days.

In the middle of Ahmedabad is Kalrav Farmhouse by Vipul Patel Architects which has solar panels, a greywater recycler and other sustainable setups.

Blazing a trail in sustainability, Rajkot's Northstar School practices rainwater harvesting, uses little electricity and ensures that children spend more time outdoors.

To make sure that no tree was cut down to build his dream home, Udaipur businessman Kul Pradeep Singh built a home atop a 40-foot mango tree.

The MSR-Olive Co-Op Housing Society Ltd in Pune installed 80KW solar panels in 2016, which has cut down their electricity requirements drastically.

These five sustainable homes in Kerala use innovative methods to keep their homes naturally ventilated and cool.

Looking for ideas for an ecofriendly wedding? From green decor and food to wedding trousseau and baraat, here's how.

Called the ‘Gold Composter’, this organic waste composter can convert waste amounting to anywhere between 20 kg to 10 tonnes into ‘nutrient-rich compost’ in just 8 hours.

Architects Nithin MS and Manoj Badkillaya, built a sustainable home in Udupi that has reused old wood and roof tiles along with locally-sourced materials.

Ankit Kumar Changawala recently patented a chair crafted from Bambusa bamboo to promote the use of bamboo in furniture making.