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SayTrees: Kapil Sharma’s Mission to Plant One Billion Trees and Rejuvenate Water Bodies by 2035

March 20, 2025

Kapil Sharma’s SayTrees initiative aims to restore Bengaluru’s greenery and address water scarcity through community engagement.

From Corporate Desk to Conservation Mission: How Arun Krishnamurthy Is Reviving 460+ Water Bodies Across India

March 19, 2025

Arun Krishnamurthy’s commitment to restoring India’s water bodies exemplifies the power of grassroots activism.

How Garvita Gulhati’s ‘Why Waste?’ Saved Millions Of Liters Of Water

March 14, 2025

A teenager’s journey from a single idea to saving millions of litres of water worldwide.

650,000 Trees and Seven Urban Forests: How One Man, Viral Desai, Transformed Surat

March 14, 2025

Viral Desai blends environmental conservation with cultural traditions, transforming Surat into a green city.

Purnima Devi Barman: Assam’s Conservation Champion Honoured in TIME’s 2025 Women of the Year

February 22, 2025

Wildlife biologist Purnima Devi Barman has been recognised by TIME for her groundbreaking conservation work.

GoodEarth Malhar: Pioneering Sustainable Living in Bangalore’s Eco-Village

February 19, 2025

GoodEarth Malhar, a 55-acre eco-village in Kengeri, Bangalore, where sustainability meets modern living. Explore how this innovative community, is transforming urban living with eco-friendly practices and a focus on social cohesion.

Bengaluru’s ‘Plate Bank’ Revolution: How Swakruta Charitable Trust is Fighting Plastic Waste

February 10, 2025

Swakruta Charitable Trust and Adamya Chetana launch a plate bank in Bengaluru, offering reusable steel cutlery to reduce single-use plastic waste at events.

India’s Cleanest Air in 2025: Top 10 Cities with AQI Below 50

February 5, 2025

CPCB’s latest report highlights India’s top ten cities with outstanding air quality and low pollution levels.

Transforming Construction: Pune Couple’s Innovative Technology Cuts Steel Use by 70% for Sustainability

February 4, 2025

Shweta Kamble-Ugale and Ravindra Gadre are revolutionizing construction with eco-friendly materials and reduced steel dependency.

Econscious: Meet the Delhi Duo Transforming Plastic Waste into Park Benches and Eco-Friendly Solutions

February 2, 2025

Econscious is a Delhi-based startup dedicated to recycling plastic waste into innovative and sustainable products.

Chennai’s Eco-Warrior: Gowtham’s Mission to Turn 65 Tonnes of Plastic Waste into Education for Underprivileged Kids

January 29, 2025

Gowtham B transforms plastic waste into educational funding, empowering marginalized children through innovative recycling efforts.

Future of Farming: How Agrotonomy’s Aeroponic Towers Are Revolutionizing Crop Yields and Urban Agriculture

January 17, 2025

Discover how Agrotonomy’s aeroponic towers are revolutionising agriculture by maximising yields and conserving resources.

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Protecting Wildlife! Bihar To Increase Population Of One-Horned Rhinos By 3% Every Year

In a measure to protect and conserve the population of the great one-horned Rhinos, Bihar would be conducting one of the biggest breeding programmes seen in the country. The announcement comes as a part of the Chitwan Declaration signed by the Asian Rhino Range Countries.

Threatened Ecosystems! Deep Sea Mining Noises Disrupt Whale’s Communication Frequencies, Reveals Study

Mining the seabeds was known to come along with several environmental problems, and a recent study reveals that the mining noises interferes with the whale's ability to communicate with one another.

Gold Coin For Plastic Waste! Know About This Kashmir Village’s Unique Clean-Up Mission

A gold coin for every 20 quintals of polythene. An idea envisioned by a village sarpanch in Jammu and Kashmir is now making waves and setting examples of driving community efforts for a cleaner environment.

‘Tipping Point For Power Emissions’: Renewable Energy To Cover Global Energy Demands By 2025, Says Report

"The good news is that renewables and nuclear power are growing quickly enough to meet almost all this additional appetite," claimed International Energy Agency's Executive Director. Majority of the power demand is expected to come from Asian countries - India and China.

‘White Ice To Dark Lakes’: Antarctic Sheets Melting Hit Record Low In January, Says Climate Monitor

Instead of bouncing back 90 per cent of the sun's heat, the melted ice would now absorb it and increase the temperature across Earth. The ice that acted as a buffer against the glaring heat has been reduced to thin layers at record levels by January.