Sustainability Karma Desk

In an unconventional launch, children of Jaishankar Memorial Centre unveiled the magazine, embodying its mission to amplify unheard voices, spotlight lived experiences, and champion slow, purpose-driven journalism for social change.

DB RRTS joins hands with Würth to enhance depot maintenance with green tech on Namo Bharat corridor, advancing India’s first semi-high-speed rail system.

13 changemakers honoured at Amazing Indians Awards 2025 for impactful work across healthcare, education, rights, and sustainability.

India’s best pathway is integrated hybrid systems—mangroves as the first line of defence, supported by grey infrastructure. It is not an either-or approach, says Dr Anjali Acharya, MD of Nature Conservancy India Solutions, in an insightful interview with Sustainability Karma. She also talks on...

India can draw on global lessons in market finance, carbon credits and integrated planning. In an interview with Sustainability Karma, Dr Anjali Acharya, Managing Director of Nature Conservancy India Solutions, say that they are also developing a geo-lab to map species and suitability in...

Our efforts around mangrove restoration are rooted in partnerships, which include on-ground restoration projects, enhancing coastal resilience and building awareness about biodiversity, says Dr Anjali Acharya, Managing Director, Nature Conservancy India Solutions.

Several vital sectors powering India’s green economy have the potential to deliver financially sustainable solutions, generate new job opportunities, and foster innovation in the everyday operations of industrial units.

Voices of Bharat: Yuva for Sustainability organised the conference titled ‘Sustainability Storytelling for Green India: A Movement to Empower Youth’ to spark a nationwide movement for environmental awareness and drive climate action.

Leading green economy sectors in India hold the potential to deliver viable financial solutions, open up job opportunities, and inject innovation into daily industrial operations.

The awareness about plastic pollution has grown significantly, not just in India but across the globe, with the public increasingly recognising the dangers posed by plastics, says Balakrishna Pisupati, Country Director, United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), India.