Sustainability Karma

India's first and only show on sustainability on All India Radio

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Abhishek Maiti, Director - Industrial Goods & Services at 1Lattice

India can pave the way for a resilient, equitable, and green future: Abhishek Maiti of 1Lattice

Budget 2025: To reduce reliance on imports, investment in local manufacturing of photovoltaic cells and battery storage systems can be encouraged.

Shreya Krishnan, MD AnitaB.org India

Education, skilling, and mental health form interdependent pillars of sustainable development: Shreya Krishnan of AnitaB.org

Budget 2025: India’s demographic dividend presents immense potential, but this opportunity demands a skilled workforce prepared for emerging challenges.

Shaina Ganapathy, Head of Community Outreach, Embassy Group

A unified energy transition policy is central to decarbonise industries, promote green hydrogen infrastructure, and achieve a balanced energy mix: Shaina Ganapathy of Embassy Group

Budget 2025: Government initiatives such as the National Green Hydrogen Mission and solar energy expansion underscore a strong commitment to creating a cleaner ecosystem.

Anup Garg

While green finance is growing, many early-stage sustainability startups struggle with funding access: Anup Garg of World of Circular Economy

Budget 2025: The launch of the Indian Carbon Market (ICM) is a landmark initiative that has opened new avenues for sustainability-focused ventures.

Green certificates not only help reduce environmental impact but also offer companies a competitive advantage: Sandeep Singh of Rubystone hospitality

Budget 2025: Companies that obtain sustainability certifications may receive marketing benefits that help them draw in eco-aware customers and grow their market share.