[ad_1] India is among the few countries on the verge of running out of water. With the existing lakes and rivers either being polluted or encroached, Indian cities have next…
[ad_1] Many Indian startups have their genesis in a person’s frustration at the lack of a solution to a problem they face. Bengaluru-based Nimble Vision, started by husband-wife duo Chinnayya…
[ad_1] Imagine spending a hot and sultry day without water. No water to drink, shower, or do laundry with. Tough to visualise, isn’t it?However, the possibility of having to deal…
[ad_1] In India, government schools have always been neglected or underestimated. They are seen as overcrowded, shabby, under-equipped, and poorly funded. To address this, 43-year-old Dattatray Ware is changing the…
[ad_1] Sometimes you need to take matters into your own hands and be the change you wish to see. For example, 25-year-old Ayush Mittal is sparing no effort to collect,…
[ad_1] As a Class 10 student, 15-year-old Garvita Gulhati came across this alarming piece of information: on an average, 14 million litres of water are wasted every day, just through…
[ad_1] Climate change is taking a toll on us bigger than ever before. For example, pollution levels in Delhi soared to hazardous levels this month, leaving the government to declare…
[ad_1] The 1965 Green Revolution changed the face of Indian agriculture - crop yields soared with better quality seeds, access to fertilisers, farm equipment, and access to irrigation. Among these,…
[ad_1] Conserving water should be high on the agenda for every individual in the country especially in light of depleting ground water and natural resources. Seventy-two-year-old N Arunachalam from Madurai…
[ad_1] “To a thirsty man, a drop of water is worth more than a sack of gold,” reads an old adage. This cannot be more legitimate in today’s times where…
