Sustainable Living & Green Tech 68 articles

Saving Paddy Fields in Keralam for a Greener Future

Green fields full of rice plants are a special part of Keralam. For many years, these paddy fields have given food, beauty, and jobs to local people. But today, these green lands face big dangers. People are filling them up to build houses and roads. When we lose our paddy fields, we lose a big […]

India’s Big Plan for Agrivoltaics: 5 Gigawatts in 3 to 4 Years

India is taking a huge step forward in green energy and farming. The Secretary of the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy (MNRE) recently shared exciting news. India expects to reach more than 5 gigawatts of agrivoltaic capacity within the next 3 to 4 years. This big goal shows how the country wants to mix […]

NGT Halts Tree Felling for Hebbal Short Tunnel Project: A Step for the Environment

The National Green Tribunal, also known as NGT, has recently put a stop to tree felling for the Hebbal Short Tunnel Project. This big decision has caught the attention of many citizens, environmentalists, and city planners. While the city needs better roads to reduce traffic, protecting green spaces is equally important for our future. What […]

Water Resources Department Starts Removing Invasive Plants Along Palar River in Vellore

Water is very important for our daily life. Without clean water, people, animals, and plants cannot survive. Recently, good news has come from Vellore. The Water Resources Department (WRD) has started a big project to clean up the irrigation tanks. They are removing bad, invasive plants along the Palar River. This work will help farmers […]

Green Hope: How Bamboo is Replacing Poppy in Manipur Jungles

There is some very good news coming from the beautiful hills of Manipur. For a long time, the deep jungles in this northeastern state of India had a big problem. Many people were growing illegal poppy plants in these forests. Poppy is used to make dangerous drugs. But now, things are changing fast. The forest […]

GCC and MSSRF Join Hands to Improve Waste Management

Waste management is one of the biggest challenges in our cities today. Every single day, we produce a massive amount of garbage. If we do not handle this waste properly, it causes severe damage to our environment. Recently, important steps were taken to address this problem. The Greater Corporation and the M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation […]

News & Current Events
  • October 5, 2026

Minister Calls for Efficient Power Use to Save Energy

Electricity is a big part of our daily lives. We use it to light our homes, cook our food, and keep our phones charged. But have you ever thought about where all this power comes from? Recently, an important government leader spoke to the public about how we use energy. The minister calls for efficient […]

Clean and Green: Chief Minister Directs Mysuru to be Flex-Free for Dasara

Mysuru is one of the most beautiful cities in India. It is famous for its clean roads, beautiful palaces, and rich culture. Every year, millions of people visit this city to see the grand Dasara festival. This year, the Chief Minister of Karnataka has made a very important decision. He has ordered all government officials […]

News & Current Events
  • October 2, 2026

Vizag Celebrates Cleanliness with Swachh Andhra Awards Honouring 68 Recipients

Cleanliness is very important for our daily life. When our cities are clean, we stay healthy and happy. Recently, a big event took place in Vizag to celebrate cleanliness. The Swachh Andhra awards honored 68 special people and groups. These people worked very hard to keep their towns and streets clean. This event showed us […]

Pets & Animal Care
  • October 2, 2026

IGZP Begins Wildlife Week Celebrations: Join the Fun and Save Animals

The Indira Gandhi Zoological Park, also known as IGZP, has officially started its Wildlife Week celebrations. This is an exciting time for everyone who loves animals, nature, and the environment. IGZP is located in the beautiful city of Visakhapatnam. Every year, this zoo holds special events during the first week of October to teach people […]