Sustainability

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?

Ordering one of these sustainable rakhis means you’re saving the planet, starting a garden, and contributing to the financial independence of 300 women.

When Ramachandra saw trees being cut, he quit his job and started Green Morning Horticulture Services. Since 2010, it’s helped move 1.5 lakh trees to safety.

By treating 200 million litres of wastewater a day and selling it to industries, Nagpur earns Rs 300 crore annually. It’s innovation in waste management.

Mumbai’s Western Railway is leading India’s railways into a sustainable future by harnessing the wind energy from moving trains with innovative vertical-axis wind turbines.

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.