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CSIR Labs Develop ‘Green’ Crackers

Minister for Science and Technology Dr. Harsh Vardhan today announced development of a set of new firecrackers that promise to be less polluting without compromising on the sound or light effect. The

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Andhra Pradesh : Building A Sustainable City From Scratch

What if you could create a city from scratch? And what if one of the world’s leading architects helps you design that? That’s happening in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh, where

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Neeman’s- Shoes ‘Made In India’ From Natural Fibers

Neeman’s is India’s first footwear brand to use the natural, renewable and biodegradable fibre in its shoes. The eco-conscious company which is leading a culture of sustainability and comfort in the footwear

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Electriq~Global’s Water-based Fuel To Power Electric Vehicles

Electriq~Global claims the new technology offers twice the range, at half the price with zero emissions compared to existing fuels. The fuel itself consists of 60 percent water, from which Electriq’s technology

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Biocoal From Farm2Energy May Address Stubble Burning

An initiative from with in the farmer community has come in the form of ‘Biocoal’ which can go a long way in addressing the problem of stubble burning in northern India. Punjab

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ReNew Power And CII Partner To Address Delhi NCR’s Air Pollution

Stubble burning has emerged as one of the major source of pollution so ReNew Power has decided to join hands with industry chamber Confederation of Indian Industries (CII) to provide Punjab farmers

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Deadline For 1,200-MW ‘hybrid’ Projects Extended For The 5th Time

Bidders stayed away again from the auction of 1,200-MW ‘hybrid’ projects, forcing state-run Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) to extend the deadline for the fifth time. This is the second renewable

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Debris House : India’s Very Own ‘Rammed Earth Home’

Located in Pathanamthitta, Kerala, India- the Debris House, which has derived its name from the site that was peppered with the remnants of many demolished buildings, elements of which were recycled into

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