M. K. – The Green Visionary !!!
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi didn’t use words like environment, conservation, and eco-friendly probably because these were coined after him but he
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Sustainable, Eco-Friendly Floor Options for Your Green Home
Unfortunately, it took quite a long time for eco-friendliness and sustainability to become trendy and popular. However, now that leading
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Disappearing Indradhanush
Rainbow is very aptly called “IndraDhanush” in Indian mythology as Indra is the God of rain and once he showers
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Reviving Green Traditions: Forgotten Air-Cooling Methods and Phytoremediation
Most parts of India experience high temperatures during summers for ages and our ancestors have been surviving without air conditioners
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Ganesha Says Think Green
Celebrating Ganesha Chaturthi in Eco friendly way- India is a  the land of varied culture and tradition… a land of
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Have Balcony?…..Make a Farm!
Going crazy reading all about growing one’s own food? Hundreds of home farming groups across social media with great tips
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Recycle and Reuse: Environmental Benefits of Water Recycling
From Earth one million years ago to today, various states of water travel continuously from reservoir to reservoir. This process,
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DIY All-Natural Bio-degradable Shampoo
DIY all-natural bio-degradable hair shampoo Hello friends! I hope you’ve already read my previous blogs – DIY all-natural pre-wash nourishing
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Green Myth II – Recycling is The Saviour
It’s a fashion now to talk about recycling as if it’s the ultimate reincarnation of divinity, a superhero. Most of
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Air Purifying Plants : Facts and Myths
Do Indoor Plants Remove Toxins? All of a sudden there are thousands of articles, blogs nursery advertisements about air purifying
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World Environment Day-Green Traditions Coming Out of India
Long before the start of modern industrial revolution humans in different parts of the world had a sustainable life style.
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How to Clean Your Jewelry With Household Items
Indians have always  loved jewellery . Initially it was  beads, bone and stones. Then came the precious metals and now we have
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