The responsibilities of school students included regular watering, weeding and harvesting of their own organic farms, and compost pit maintenance.

Dr. Pawan has been saving villagers' lives through a hand-washing device (costing just Rs.35), involving all age groups.

It only needs to rain once, sometime during the southwest monsoon – about 80-100 mm is what the desert farms need to thrive!

A participatory, decentralized, and recover-oriented approach needs to be emphasized for more sustainable waste management.

Three disabled-friendly cabs introduced in Bangalore. Such facilities need to be made accessible to all, rather than to the few that can afford cabs.

Under the Malleswaram Swabhimana Initiative (MSI) more than 100 apartments in Malleswaram have already registered for scientifically disposing waste.

Following the restoration, about 62 different species of birds and about 15 species of butterflies can now be found at the lake.

Witness thousands of ordinary citizens pitching in to revive a 320-acre lake.

From waste management to water conservation, garbage issues to road safety, Whitefield Rising brings the community together to combat these issues on their own.