Upasana Kaura For years, waste has largely been seen as something to be collected, transported and discarded. But that mindset is gradually changing across India. From kitchen scraps and coconut shells to invasive aquatic plants and discarded metal, materials once considered worthless are increasingly being viewed as resources that can be recovered, reused and put […]Read More
Team L&M Flowing through the heart of eastern Uttar Pradesh the Tamsa River — an ancient and significant tributary of the Ganga River — has witnessed a remarkable transformation. Once facing challenges of siltation, waste accumulation and encroachments, the river today stands revitalised. This has been achieved through coordinated administrative efforts and strong community participation […]Read More
Sriram Chitlur Renowned American environmentalist Paul Hawken once said, “The first rule of sustainability is to align with natural forces, or at least not try to defy them.” This profound statement carries significant depth. It underscores a core principle of sustainability, urging us to synchronise our efforts with the rhythms of the natural world rather […]Read More
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