Sustainability

A Mumbai woman has lived zero-waste for 5 years without using a dustbin. Her journey offers simple, practical tips for sustainable living in Indian homes.

Medini Homestay in Bokakhat, Assam, is a sustainable retreat. Over six years, they have transformed a barren patch of land into a thriving green oasis.

Tanveer Inamdar, through his TREEI Foundation, electrified Maharashtra’s tribal villages using solar solutions. His project, ‘Mission Urja’, has significantly improved daily lives of tribal families.

Stay at this eco-friendly farm on the Mumbai-Goa highway, with 2,000 mango trees. Learn how fertilisers are made and experience life on a 40-acre farm.

For decades, Rajkot’s Nakrawadi was buried under waste. Today, it’s a thriving urban forest with 2.35 lakh trees and water systems — reborn through a bold city-led transformation.

Across India, traditional communities have long crafted umbrellas and rain shields from palm leaves, bamboo, and local grasses. These all-natural designs are eco-friendly and rooted in culture.

Vasanthi Veluri and Anurag Chatrath left their city careers to live in Satoli, a Himalayan village in Uttarakhand, where they now lead a simple, self-sufficient life.

Explore the hidden traditions of rural India that promote zero waste, natural living, and sustainability rooted in centuries of community values.

From raising Bengaluru’s groundwater levels to influencing state policy, A.R. Shivakumar has shown that rainwater harvesting is the future of water security.

Once called ‘Gobar Basti’, Silluk village in Arunachal cleaned up its act through a youth-led movement. Today, it's featured in the CBSE Class 3 EVS textbook.