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Cashless Christmas-Green Christmas

14 December, 201614 December, 2016 admin 2 Comments Can Indian celebrate christmas without cash, cashless christmas, Cashless India during Christmas time., green christmas, Indian christmas 2016, notebandi christmas

The greatness of this festival is the nature of its celebrations which are completely separated from religious aspect. On one

Pollution – Whose Responsibility?

15 November, 201615 November, 2016 admin 9 Comments air pollution, Delhi Pollution, lucknow pollution, Pollution is our responsibility

“Todays headline –Pollution Kills 2 Indians Every Minutes.” Don’t know how they got that number but considering our population its

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India Needs Climate Resilience

4 November, 20163 November, 2017 admin 11 Comments Aquifer recharge, chennai flood 2016, Climate Change, climate resilient, compliment flood and drought, drought, flood, flood water storage, ground water rechatrge, hyderabad flood 2016, river plain restoration, urban flood

India is badly affected by climate change and accepting it should not dent our 5000 year old ego. India is

Don’t Go Crazy, Go Green !!!!

30 September, 2016 admin 2 Comments

Hope you are not on this page accidently but have gone crazy trying to reduce your environmental impact sincerely and

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Five Best Essential Oils That You Must Try

7 September, 20167 September, 2016 admin 3 Comments Aromatherapy, Benefits of essential oils, Best essential oils, Lesser known essential oils

(A Guest Post) A complete contribution of essential oils is seen in health, medicine, beauty products and what not! Apart

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An Organic Consumer’s Responsibility

29 August, 201627 February, 2017 admin 2 Comments gist organic seeds, Green Revolution, Kitchen gardening, Mini farm on rent, Nati seeds, Norway Seed vault, Organic Class, Organic Consumers responsibility, Organic Footprints, Organic Line, Organic Responsibility, Seed Saving, support local, urban farmer

We are becoming more and more health conscious these days and as always we blame all health problems to chemical

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Colour of Love or Pain – ‘Henna’

22 July, 201615 February, 2017 admin 0 Comments Adulterated Henna, alkanet root, azo-dyes in Henna, Black Henna, catechu, Color of Henna, Hair damaged due to Henna, Henna, Lawsone, madder root, myrobalans

Is it really the colour of love ? Having grown up in a region which sees hot and dry summers

R.I.P. Dear Friend Muntingia

28 June, 20161 July, 2016 admin 5 Comments

When I started living in my current flat there was a colony of laborers on the plot next to our

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Contributors to “Swachch Bharat” Are Not Indians.

13 June, 201613 June, 2016 admin 2 Comments garbage problem, illigal immigrants in waste management sector, immigrants in waste collection, waste management

It’s the truth. We are totally ignorant about littering, garbage dumps and waste segregation and how to maintain cleanliness outside

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Monsoon Checklist- Being Prepared is Eco-friendly

23 May, 20167 June, 2016 admin 0 Comments enjoy monsoons, monsoon hacks, monsoon-cleaning, Prepare for monsoons

Everyone is eagerly waiting for rains this year and according to the weatherman it’s going to be a good one.

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11th Hour Environmentalists

3 May, 20163 May, 2016 admin 5 Comments 11th Hour Environmentalists, Pseudo environmentalists, Year-long green living

Nothing was posted on Earth Day by Greenmoksha, Why? Because we consider Earth Hour, Earth Day, World Water Day, Environment

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Bangalore! Tips to Save Water Easily This Summer

18 April, 201618 April, 2016 admin 6 Comments Grey water recycling, How to save water, Less water in Dishwasher, Recycle ones own greywater, Recycling washing machine water, reduce water useage, Reuse water

Bangalore is having unusually high temperatures this year. Much more than many cities of North India. There is an acute