Ambikapur’s Garbage Café in Chhattisgarh leads India’s fight against plastic pollution and hunger by turning waste into meals, inspiring cleaner cities and social dignity.
Karnataka’s Bibi Fatima SHG champions millet revival and eco-friendly farming, winning global acclaim and empowering thousands of farmers.
Chennai’s inaugural biodiversity index highlights critical natural ecosystems, native species diversity, and the need for stronger urban conservation governance.
Foreign nationals residing in Gurugram partnered with locals to clean streets and drains, spotlighting shared civic responsibility amid persistent sanitation challenges.
Varanasi becomes India’s first city to feature between-track removable solar panels, advancing Indian Railways’ net-zero mission.
A Rajasthan farmer’s innovative dry farming method using just one litre of water per sapling has transformed arid farming and earned him the Padma Shri.
Modhera in Gujarat is a national example of running entirely on solar energy, achieving energy independence and heritage preservation.
Tapas Foundation’s innovative campaign converts landfill construction waste into eco-friendly bricks, advancing sustainability and livelihoods.
For over two decades, Jamuna Tudu has fearlessly mobilised thousands to protect 50 hectares of Sal forest in Jharkhand from destructive timber mafias through community vigilance and cultural traditions.
A local officer’s constructive approach inspired tourists in Roing, Arunachal Pradesh, to clean their litter and spark discussions on sustainable tourism.
