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Green Tatwa Talks Ep 51 – In conversation with Parul Sharan ‘Samvedna’ – The Eco_Margdarsak
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“The system of nature, of which man is a part, tends to be self-balancing, self-adjusting, self-cleansing. Not so with technology.“ In a world where environmental degradation is a growing concern, it’s more critical than ever for people to understand the importance of environmental awareness and the role of education and…
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Sabudana Wada
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Sabudana Wada is popular fasting food. Each lunar month of the Hindu calendar has two Chaturthi Tithis. The one that falls after Purnimasi or full moon during Krishna Paksha is known as Sankashti Chaturthi or Sankathara Chaturthi, and the one that falls after Amavasya or new moon day during Shukla…
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Easy Ways to Cut Down on Waste Everyday
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I am often asked how to reduce waste and live sustainably. What do you do to live an eco-friendly life? Well, there is no rocket science or fixed rules for a zero-waste lifestyle. One just needs to be cautious and conscious of our surroundings and what we buy as well…
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Watch your waste be a waste warrior
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Becoming a waste warrior is all about adopting a sustainable lifestyle and actively working to reduce waste in your daily life. Adopting practices and habits that reduce waste and promote sustainability is what it takes to be sustainable. Here are some practical steps to help you become a waste…
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Chilly coriander mint chutney
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Ingredients Grind it all in a mixer pot to fine-paste. Finally, squeeze lemon juice.
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10 healthy food items to give your child #63PercentMoreProtein
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Encouraging healthy eating habits in children is crucial for their growth and development. When it comes to food, we have to consider a balanced nutritious meal/ diet for our children. In particular, protein is critical for the growth and development of children for several reasons. It helps in muscle growth…
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Green Tatwa Talks Ep 50 – In conversation with Asmita Deoghare (Earth Angel)
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“ “The garden reconciles human art and wild nature, hard work and deep pleasure, spiritual practice and the material world. It is a magical place because it is not divided.” —Thomas Moore “ In a world overflowing in excess, where fast fashion rules our minds and disposable products pile up…
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8 simple ways to Reduce waste
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Landfills are filling up faster than ever. They are expected to reach full capacity in the next 20-30 years, and at that point, we’ll run out of space! The theme for World Environment Day (WED) in 2024 is “Land Restoration, Desertification and Drought Resilience“. The slogan for the event is “Our…
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Jolly Buoy Island’s efforts to remain plastic-free
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On this International Plastic Free Day, sharing about a plastic-free place. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands have been taking measures to minimize the use of plastics, particularly on ecologically sensitive islands like Jolly Buoy and nearby Red Skin Island. This is done to prevent pollution of the surrounding waters, protect…
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In Love with Amaltas – May Tree Love
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Amaltas Tree Amaltas, also known as the Golden shower tree, is a flowering plant native to the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It’s a popular herb in Ayurvedic medicine and is known for its many health benefits. Amaltas is also the state flower of Kerala and Delhi in India.…
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Why Bees matter
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World Bee Day is celebrated on May 20th each year. This day was established by the United Nations in December 2017 to raise awareness about the essential role bees and other pollinators play in keeping the planet healthy. The date was chosen in honor of Anton Janša, a pioneer of…
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Green Tatwa Talks Ep 49 – In conversation with Zenith Chaudhary
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“The key to behavioral change is to pass behavioral control to the environment.” — Paul Gibbons Behavioral change can significantly impact the environment. When individuals or communities modify their behaviors in ways that are more environmentally friendly, the cumulative effects can lead to substantial positive outcomes. Here are several ways behavioral…
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Aamras
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Aamras is a popular Indian dessert made primarily from mango pulp. It is particularly popular in the states of Maharashtra and Gujarat and is often enjoyed during the summer months when mangoes are in season. The dish is typically served with puris (deep-fried Indian bread) or sometimes with chapati (unleavened…
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Tree Love April 2024 – Mango Tree
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I met this beautiful Mango Tree on the school premises. The first look told me about the future fruits it’s going to bear. The Full bloom Mango Tree where the flowers are fully open and the tree is covered in blossoms was a sight of delight. Mango Tree The amazing…