World Environment Day highlights India’s green legacy through five environmentalists restoring forests, rivers, biodiversity, and sustainable farming.
India added 37 GW solar capacity in 2025, overtaking the US and strengthening its global renewable leadership position.
Praised by Anand Mahindra, Jaipur rooftop farms cool homes and grow food.
Through decades of patience and indigenous knowledge, Ranaram Bishnoi transformed barren desert dunes near Jodhpur into thriving green cover.
What began as recovery from a devastating accident became a four-decade mission to restore biodiversity in Kerala.
Veteran actor Sayaji Shinde transformed personal grief into an environmental movement by planting and protecting lakhs of native trees across Maharashtra.
Three Indian teenagers won Earth Prize 2026 for tamarind-based microplastic removal solution.
After planting 25 lakh saplings, Kerala environmentalist Kallur Balan leaves behind forests and wildlife legacy.
A centuries-old festival in Jammu and Kashmir is blending fishing traditions with community-led environmental conservation.
South Korea’s RFID-based waste system transforms household food waste into renewable energy, compost, and livestock feed while inspiring circular economy discussions.
