Rishabh Prashobh – Saving 7M litres of Water
Bangalore-based 14-year-old Rishabh Prashobh saved around 7,000,000 litres of water by installing aerators in water taps in his locality, hotels, and a school.
The problem...
Yogen Saxena – Replacing Wooden Logs with Cow Dung
Bhopal-based Dr Yogen Saxena is doing his bit to reduce pollution caused by wood by replacing it with cow dung logs.
Being the first-ever energy...
Charu Monga- Brightening Lives via Innovation
IIT Prof, Charu Monga, Designs Over 200 Backpacks with Solar Lights To Help Kids in Villages Study.
“It’s fascinating how nature finds its way through...
Man who is Restoring the Ecological Balance
Mohammad Dilawar, a Maharashtra based sparrow conservationist and his team have restored 400 species of native plants to restore the ecological balance of the...
Laxmi Menon – Upcycling PPE scrap to Bedrolls
Roughly Rs. 4,98,00,000 have been spent on mattresses in First-Line Treatment Centres as the government protocol calls for incineration of the mattress once a...
The Lori Project: Magic of Lullabies
“Chandaa mama door ke,Puye pakaayen boor ke...”
Translation:“Moon Uncle Who Lives Far away, Cooks Delicious Sweet Bread...”
Does this lullaby bring back the sweet memories of...
Oswald Labs: Connecting Tech & World
This tech startup, named Oswald Labs, is designing innovative solutions for making digital technology more accessible for the specially-abled.
Small Acts, When Multiplied by Millions...
S Sathish – International Award Winning Environmentalist
S Sathish, a Tamil Nadu Forest Range Officer, won the ‘International Ranger Award 2021’ for his excellent services and determination in conserving forests, marine...
Independence Day special: Interview of Capt. Indraani
ulaunch Guest Interview- Capt. Indraani Singh
The journey of Air India commander Capt. Indraani Singh is one of breaking barriers to soar into the skies...
Saving The Sahyadris: See How You Can Clean The Environment.
Saturday has always been about breaking the bad, monotonous routine to drinks, family time, a run or a trek. It wasn’t different for me...
