Eco Friendly  

This Diwali, ditch the traditional gifts and embrace sustainability with eco-friendly options. From handmade treats and potted plants to organic products and zero-waste kits, there are numerous ways to make your celebrations both joyous and environmentally conscious.

This year, celebrate eco-friendly Diwali. Transform mason jars into lanterns, create rangoli with bottle caps, design wall hangings from fabric scraps, make coconut shell candles, and repurpose old string lights for a festive Diwali.

Celebrate Diwali sustainably by using natural decorations, choosing eco-friendly gifts, managing food waste, using LED lights, being mindful of fireworks, recycling responsibly, and supporting local artisans. These practices help reduce waste and promote a greener Diwali.

Celebrate Diwali with eco-friendly rangoli using natural colours. Let's learn how you can create vibrant, non-toxic colours from ingredients like beetroot, turmeric, spinach, and more.

Celebrate this Diwali by crafting your own eco-friendly diyas using natural clay or soil. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for making, colouring, and decorating your diyas, adding a personal touch to your festive decor.

Explore five of India’s greenest cities, renowned for their sustainability efforts, pristine environments, and effective waste management. These cities set high standards for eco-friendly urban living.
 

Indore is recognized as the business hub of Madhya Pradesh. The city has created a world record by planting 11 lakh saplings in just 24 hours.

Sunita and Suhas Ramegowda's venture, 'The Good Gift', reimagines traditional rag dolls with eco-friendly practices while empowering tribal women artisans.

Discover how Poorvi Bhat's "zero waste" wedding is revolutionizing the traditional Indian wedding scene. 
 

Here are some simple changes and habits you can adopt to have an eco-friendly household and save the planet. 

Explore the journeys of successful Indian startups faced with rejection in Shark Tank, from eco-friendly sneakers to healthy eating promotion ventures.

Every year, World Bicycle Day is observed on June 3. This eco-friendly mode of transportation does not only reduce the carbon footprint, but it also helps us stay active all day. Today, let’s explore the benefits of cycling.

Discover the timeless tradition of using earthen pitchers, or matkas, to store water, known for their natural cooling properties and potential health benefits such as aiding digestion and promoting eco-friendly practices.

In Bengaluru, a groom defies tradition by coming at his wedding on an Ather electric bike, earning praise for his environmentally conscious approach and demonstrating the city's acceptance of sustainability in celebrations.
 

Maria Kuriakose, an entrepreneur from Kerala, has turned trash into a successful business venture. The venture boasts an impressive 80 percent of women workers. The products are even exported to foreign countries.