Climate Friendly News Updates
You wear slippers inside the house for a number of reasons. Maybe because you do not like to walk barefoot inside the house, or the doctor recommended you to wear slippers. Traditionally in India, we remove the shoes outside the homes and holy places. We consider it impure to walk in footwear inside the house.
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You feel like going to the mountains and experiencing the first snow in your life, and you wonder whether it is safe to go to Kashmir and also how expensive the trip to Kashmir will be. These videos and information were shared by two domestic tourists, Arun and Prateesh. They say their entire expense for
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Ashok (name change) got a call from an insurance agent, with the true caller showing the name of the insurance company. He was told that an 8 year old health insurance he did not claim, has grown ten fold, and now he should claim the amount. The agents transferred the call to his boss, after
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Christmas and New Year are the times for festivity, and the celebration begins with decoration. Conceptualizing what should be the decoration Christmas hangings from the attic are the first two steps. Trends in Christmas decoration 2021 Now the trend is to decorate the entire home for Christmas with more than one tree. Because over the
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Skirt and top, that qualify both as western and ethnic wear, trends in India now. Skirt has always been part of the tradition since the ancient times. Be it Egypt or Scotland, even men wore skirt like designs traditionally. The eternal elegance of skirt graces the girls and young women, whether it is India or
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The largest number of youth in the world are in India making up twenty per cent of the Indian population. Yet very few youth work with full force to combat climate change. Vinisha Umashanakar and Archana Soreng were some of the few Indian Youth attendees at COP26. The youth are indeed planting trees, conserving water
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If you like the article, do share it on all social media handles, because such articles do not come on the first page of search engine results without the support of readers. Every little helps There is a story in the Ramayana about a squirrel and Lord Rama. When Lord Rama was preparing for the
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Traditional Plant based Intermittent Fasting is good not only for health but also to reduce carbon emissions. At Cop26 that commences on October 31st plant-based diet will be the main menu served to the delegates. Traditional Plant-based Intermittent Fasting is either forgotten or not followed strictly. Now that intermittent fasting is trending both for health
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Ahead of the COP26, a report by United Nations University about ageing dams has become a raging toping. Here are the reasons mentioned in the report for dam decommissionings. There are three ways of dam decommissioning. In the first method, the dam is retained; however, it is used for other purposes. In the second scenario,
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In the movie ‘Social Dilemma’; Computer scientist Jaron Lanier says, “when you take money from a sponsor, you say, ‘Give me ten million dollars, and I will change the world one per cent in the direction you want it to change.’” Yesterday I watched ‘Social Dilemma’ on YouTube because my friend Rosh shared the link.
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