Having undergone one too many alterations and restorations, weddings are events filled with the potential for great joy, yet which bear a...

Key Takeaways: India's tourism sector contributed around 5% to national GDP in 2022–23, with the government's Eco-Tourism Policy pushing sustainable, community-led travel in ecologically sensitive states like Assam, Uttarakhand, Kerala, and Odisha. The global ecotourism market has surged past $180 billion, with eco-lodges and resorts projected to claim roughly 34% market share of the sector by 2026. A genuine eco-lodge is built on five core pillars: low-impact architecture, o

To combat climate change, planting trees will always be a winner. Carbon absorption via these trees, releasing oxygen, and enhancing...

Forests are indispensable for healthy living on earth. These provide a wide range of ecosystem services, including but not limited to...

In a world increasingly threatened by environmental challenges such as climate change, deforestation, and biodiversity loss, engaging...

Key Takeaways: India hosts roughly 10 million weddings every year, and a single 500-guest wedding alone can generate over 150 kg of floral waste, 200 kg of food waste, and 60 to 80 tonnes of CO2, more than the annual carbon footprint of 10 average Indian citizens. Over 50% of Indian couples now opt for eco-conscious wedding celebrations, and 65% prefer sustainable wedding themes, according to recent industry data. Indian rivers carry an estimated 0.9 million tonnes of plastic