Delhi schools are taking up this opportunity to generate green energy and improve their finances.

The best part is that none of the schools had to invest any money. The entire project cost was borne by the developers.

"Everything we build from now onwards has to be eco-sensitive, energy efficient, cost efficient, people-centred and value-based."

With a staggering 225 KW rooftop solar plant, the school is completely self-reliant when it comes to electricity. Even their lifts operate on Solar Power.

The bulk of India's energy will be generated using hydrocarbon and nuclear. A healthy energy mix is pre-requisite for long-term energy independence.

These urban farmers educate people about the benefits of organic farming and also do their bit to make the city a cleaner, greener place to live.

The villagers now have access to clean and safe drinking water, and are also not dealing as much with scarcity.

Roof top solar energy can be the critical solution to our power sector's woes.