Rag Picking: India’s Hidden Workforce of Waste Management

Rag pickers in India are a crucial yet often unrecognized workforce in urban waste management. They collect and segregate recyclable materials. By 2050, India will be generating 450 million tonnes of garbage annually and ragpickers will be an important part of its waste management plans. Inspite of this huge contribution,  their life is piteous. They … Continue reading Rag Picking: India’s Hidden Workforce of Waste Management

Sustainable Develeopment Goals: The Clarion Call

Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are more than just a global agenda—they are a roadmap to a better future. Whether you're an educator, researcher, policymaker, or simply someone who cares about sustainability, this blog is your go-to resource for understanding and implementing SDGs in meaningful ways. Deep Dives into SDGs At the United Nations Sustainable Development … Continue reading Sustainable Develeopment Goals: The Clarion Call

Green Innovations from the Paris Olympics: A Blueprint for Future Events

A glimpse into my book “The Ultimate to Do list for Humanity”. By incorporating eco-friendly measures, the Paris Olympics set a new standard for sustainable sporting events and left a legacy for the city and a role model for the globe. Carbon Neutrality: Paris made the Olympics carbon neutral, offsetting all greenhouse gas emissions from the event.  Renewable … Continue reading Green Innovations from the Paris Olympics: A Blueprint for Future Events

Inspiring Change: Greta and Ryan’s Impact on Sustainability

When petrol prices go high, we complain that the Government has to do something. Carpooling or use of public transport is not practiced. When drains get clogged with plastic bags and create flooding of the city, we shout out saying the Municipal corporation is not doing its job right. When the taps in the house … Continue reading Inspiring Change: Greta and Ryan’s Impact on Sustainability