Sustainability

This Ganeshotsav, Mumbai’s mandals embraced eco-innovation — crafting idols from mud, roots, rope, paper, nutshells, and husk, proving tradition can protect nature.

Raising eco-conscious kids doesn’t require grand gestures — just mindful habits practised every day.

For 100+ years, West Bengal’s Mathurapur has hosted Bhanga Mela, a fair where broken pots, cracked pans & old radios are repaired, reused & find new homes.

Long before sustainability became a buzzword, Onam traditions showed us how to live in harmony with nature — from banana leaf plates to flower pookalams.

Choose eco-friendly idols this Ganesh Chaturthi. Get city-wise information on where to buy clay and plantable Ganeshas, online and offline.

Mumbai’s Dadar Parsi Colony, the world’s largest enclave of its kind, shows how a century-old vision still offers timeless lessons in green, liveable city life.

From Bengaluru to Rajasthan, these families show how simple rooftop solar panels can power entire homes and save thousands on bills every month.

From harvesting its own electricity and rainwater to building with earth-friendly bricks, Nalanda University’s stunning new 446-acre campus in Bihar is a living lesson in sustainability.

Follow Kerala’s Sangeeth & Kavya as they live sustainably without food, fuel, or electricity costs, inspiring many with their zero-cost lifestyle.

New York’s Bluebelt project restored wetlands, stopped floods, and saved $300M. Can Indian cities replicate this nature-based solution?