how a gujarat startup is cutting plastic bottles out of india’s biggest conferences
Ahmedabad: India's events industry has a plastic problem. Every major conference generates piles of empty PET bottles. Most of them...
ai’s environmental bill is coming due, and will indian cities pay for it as india’s new destination for data centres?
A new United Nations University report quantifies what most AI conversations have left out: the carbon, water and land it...
urban flooding in gujarat: the disappearing lakes behind the crisis
Ahmedabad: A Haat in Bodakdev, where a lake used to be. A paved road in Mehsana that was a stream...
pm modi wants you on a public bus. but where are the public buses?
On May 10, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked Indians to do something deceptively simple - take the bus. Speaking...
from nagar palika to mahanagarpalika: navsari’s in gujarat new sustainability mobility ambition
Tucked between the Purna River and the emerging industrial corridors of South Gujarat, Navsari has long been a city overshadowed...
walking into the future: how pimpri chinchwad is reinventing its streets
In one of India's fastest-growing industrial cities, a quiet revolution is underway on footpaths, cycle tracks, and shaded boulevards. Can...
pedaling towards progress: the 2025 copenhagenize index reveals global cycling divide
The bicycle, once dismissed as a relic of simpler times, has emerged as a powerful symbol of urban transformation in...
the sonepat-jind pioneers india’s hydrogen train story
In Part 1, we explored how Germany pioneered the hydrogen train and how this technology spread globally. Now, let's bring...
the hydrogen railway revolution begins: germany’s turquoise dream goes global
Ever wondered what the future of train travel looks like? Picture this: a sleek train gliding through the countryside, powered...
the right to walk: supreme court of india affirms footpaths as a constitutional right
In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has declared that the right to walk safely on unobstructed footpaths...