Upasana Kaura India’s centuries-old natural sweetener is quietly returning to modern kitchens. Jaggery (gur) is no longer just a traditional winter staple. It is becoming a symbol of sustainable nutrition, indigenous knowledge, and healthier living. Often called “medicinal sugar,” jaggery is an unrefined natural sweetener. It is made by concentrating sugarcane juice without chemical processing. […]Read More
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Taruna Sharma In a world drowning in waste, real change often begins at home — sometimes right inside your kitchen. Every day, households generate vegetable peels, fruit scraps, leftover food, and other organic waste that usually ends up in overflowing garbage dumps. What many people fail to realise is that this so-called “waste” is actually […]Read More
Purposeful Living Begins at Home Chhaya Sharma The essence of modern living is to evoke a healthy lifestyle. With innovative designs and strategies, the idea of purposeful living can be integrated into homes. This begins with sustainable ideas and eco-conscious elements that inspire greener lifestyles. Small but crucial decisions about materials and energy-saving technologies can […]Read More
Well-being, Nature & Mind-Body Balance: Srinath Setty on Plotted Community
Srinath Setty Before delving into how plotted management can integrate health and environmental well-being, let’s first grasp the concept of well-being. Essentially, well-being means having access to the basics of life – food, shelter, education, clothing, and income. When we have these essentials, we feel satisfied, and that satisfaction forms the core of our well-being. […]Read More
Team L&M As the world increasingly values efficiency and sustainable living, Aashita Chadha, Co-founder and Chief of Culture & Strategy at The KariGhars, emphasizes that sustainability is now a fundamental aspect of all interior design projects. To create truly impactful work, she believes that this philosophy of sustainability should be integrated into every single aspect […]Read More
Team L&M The World Environment Day is celebrated every year to emphasise the significance of environmental protection. The theme for 2022 is ‘Only One Earth’ and this year, the focus is on living sustainably and in harmony with nature. When it comes to sustainable living and using energy-efficient solutions, we often miss looking at ways […]Read More
Dr Mukesh Kwatra Plastic is everywhere so much so that humans are now vulnerably reliant on it. Decades of plastic use has contaminated our environment – air, water, and soil. Plastics can take hundreds of years to decompose depending on the material. For instance, plastic bottles require approximately 450 years to decompose in a landfill. […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Archana Soreng comes from the Khadia tribe. The passion towards Nature and environment she got in her genes – her grandfather pioneered the community led-forest protection in the village he lived in Odisha’s Sundergarh district while her father was an advocate of indigenous healthcare. After graduating in Political Science from Patna Women’s […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Despite several disruptions caused due to the first and second Covid wave, buildAhome a Bengaluru-based real estate company bagged several projects during the period. Most of the demand came from salaried employees, especially those working in the IT sector who switched to WFH mode following the pandemic. Significantly, about 30 per cent […]Read More
Garima Batra By Garima Batra Every year on June 5, the world comes together to observe World Environment Day, a global initiative launched by the United Nations in 1972 to inspire awareness and action for environmental protection. Recognised as one of the largest environmental awareness events worldwide, World Environment Day 2020 focuses on the theme […]Read More