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.
Delhi’s legislative assembly adopts cutting-edge iPhone 16 Pro devices and renewable energy to boost efficiency and sustainability.
The new Goa law cracks down on illegal garbage dumping with heavy fines, imprisonment, and enforcement powers.
A community-driven initiative, supported by local authorities, successfully converted a hazardous dumpsite in Greater Noida into a vibrant urban forest by planting 3,000 native trees and restoring biodiversity within seven months.
India’s Deendayal Port inaugurates its first indigenous 1 MW green hydrogen plant, producing 140 metric tonnes annually, accelerating the National Green Hydrogen Mission and maritime decarbonisation.
India has overtaken Japan to become the third-largest solar power generator globally, producing over 108,000 GWh in 2024–25 with an installed capacity of 116 GW, driven by strong government policies and major projects.
A collaborative initiative has revitalised thousands of Uttarakhand’s traditional homes into eco-friendly homestays, boosting local economies while preserving cultural heritage.
