Hole in the Wall (HiWEL) – Spreading Computer Literacy

“Nothing is more powerful than an idea whose time has come” – This is precisely the thought which has taken…

Still Standing: Delhi’s Stepwells

In the midst of the mundane city buildings that tower sinfully over the unnoticed slums and rural remains of an…

Protecting your ‘Right to Walk’

Are you busy fighting for your rights to freedom of speech, free expression or religious practices? Do you try protecting…

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[Video] Meghalaya’s Living Bridge: An example of sustainable living architecture
Did you know: The Cleanest Village in Asia, is in India

Did you know: The Cleanest Village in Asia, is in India

When I first heard of Mawlynnong’s claim of being “The Cleanest Village in Asia”, I knew I had to plan a trip to see it. The village is at a distance of around 90 km from Shillong, and the road leading up to it has…

Cycle Chalao: Mumbai’s First Bike Sharing System

Cycle Chalao: Mumbai’s First Bike Sharing System

Mumbai is one of the top ten most polluted cities in the world, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). With the rise of the middle class, more and more people are buying cars, scooters and motor bikes, and despite government efforts to limit motor…

Hill Women Learn To Earn The Eco-Friendly Way

Hill Women Learn To Earn The Eco-Friendly Way

Puja Devi, 30, watches with satisfaction as her young son gulps down his glass of milk and then reaches for his satchel, ready to go to school. For some months now, the happy mother has been able to provide milk for her son every day,…

Saving The Planet, One Step At A Time

Saving The Planet, One Step At A Time

Arun Krishnamurthy is a busy man. He has, with help from his team and the eco-conservation foundations he works with, managed to cover 67 schools in three cities in just this one year. Three hundred and forty students have gotten involved in actively conserving the…

A Student from Singapore has pledged to help people in rural India build toilets

A Student from Singapore has pledged to help people in rural India build toilets

When Peixin Li took up an internship in Bangalore, as part of her Social Science and Communication course at National University of Singapore, little did she know that she would, in some way, champion the cause of clean sanitation in a remote village in South…