Table Of Contents Why Sustainable Weddings Matter More Than Ever in India What Eco-Friendly Wedding Planning Really Looks Like on Ground Greenmyna’s Approach to Sustainable Event Management Real Stories: Sustainable Weddings That We Worked Recent What These Weddings Proved About Sustainable Weddings in India How Couples Can Start Eco-Friendly Wedding Planning Today Conclusion: The Bigger Picture FAQs on Sustainable Weddings and Eco-Friendly Event Planning Indian weddings are

Table Of Contents Understanding ESG Reporting in 2026 Key Indian ESG Reporting Requirements Practical Tips for Quality ESG Data Enhancing Transparency and Investor Trust 1. Align With Global Reporting Standards 2. Conduct Double Materiality Assessments 3. Seek Third-Party Verification 4. Balance Numbers With Narrative 5. Be Honest About Challenges 6. Embed ESG Into Corporate Governance Common ESG Reporting Challenges and How to Solve Them Conclusion FAQs In 2026, corporate su

Table Of Contents What Is Waste Segregation? Understanding Dry Waste vs Wet Waste in Simple Words Difference Between Dry Waste and Wet Waste That Actually Matters Types of Waste Segregation Why Waste Segregation Is the Heart of Sustainable Waste Management Household Waste Segregation Made Practical and Easy Municipal Waste Segregation: City Examples from India Common Mistakes People Make While Segregating Waste How Greenmyna Handles Waste Segregation at Events Conclusion: Seg

Table Of contents What Corporate Sustainability in India Means in 2026 Why ESG Compliance in India Is Now a Business Necessity ESG Regulations India: What Changed and What’s Coming CSR vs ESG: Understanding the Difference in India Indian Companies Leading Corporate Sustainability in 2026 Building a Strong Corporate ESG Strategy India Can Sustain Common ESG Compliance Challenges for Indian Companies Conclusion: ESG Is No Longer Optional, It’s Strategic Frequently Asked Questio

Urban areas in India are not bustling but also shrouded in smog. Delhi, Mumbai, Lucknow, and a number of cities regularly appear among the globe’s top polluted metropolitan areas with PM2.5 concentrations reaching 8–10 times the recommended safe thresholds. This serves as a prompt that immediate nature-based interventions are essential. Here’s the bright side of that: A global analysis suggests that city trees remove more than 700,000 metric tons of air pollution each year. N

India is stepping into a new phase of climate responsibility. Trees have officially moved from “good-to-have” to “must-have.” With the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change rolling out the India Green Credit Programme, companies can now turn scientifically verified plantations into measurable environmental credits they can actually count. The timing couldn’t be more urgent. India loses around 1.6 million hectares of tree cover every decade (Global Forest Watch).