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Regardless of who we are or where we live or what we do, everyone wants comfort without caring what threats we can pose to the environment with our over-aspiring lifestyle. Future generations are severely impacted by our current decisions and deeds. Making moral decisions that ensure everyone has a safe and livable future is our responsibility.

The Indian government restricted biofuel imports in 2019, stating that an importing license from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) would be required.

How many people would quit a hefty package in a corporate job after graduating from one of the best universities in the world? Well, Sudhanshu did as he entered sustainable farming and organic agriculture and made a brand where he sells fresh, chemical-free, and organic products. 

In a mission to spread cleanliness and zero waste management, residents from Navjiwan Colony, New Delhi took the initiative to clean their society and follow the rules of keeping the environment sustainable by adopting green steps. 

In its Central Zone, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) has launched a ‘Zero Waste Colony’ campaign. This one-of-a-kind initiative aims to streamline municipal solid waste (MSW) management and drastically reduce the MCD’s current logistics costs.

The story of this crockery bank begins when on an average Indian day, she was travelling with her family back to her home. She observed that a heap of disposable plates was gathered in the corner of a road. The whole journey she could focus on nothing else but the various kind of plastic dancing on the roads of Her city, Faridabad.

We have all read about the inventions and great discoveries that have positively impacted the world. The importance of science and the development of new ideas in India can be seen through various honored Indian scientists who have made substantial changes in the world through their discoveries.

We know great scientists who have made enormous contributions in the astronomy & social science field from APJ Abdul Kalam to CV Raman and Vikram Sarabhai have made remarkable inventions that have made the universe.

But, some Indian scientists have invented products that make human life easy and impacted mass people over time. They have gone forward to make life smooth with their innovation that has impacted society more reasonably. These great people might not be labeled as Indian Scientists as per the theory, but in our eyes, these guys are unsung heroes and great Indian Scientists.

Mad4India brings the creation of 6 Indian scientists that deserve appreciation for their significant addition. They have immensely influenced the community at a broader scale, especially towards the environment and sustainable development.

Innovators and Indian scientists deserve plaudits for their consideration to make the country a better place by developing revolutionary technologies and mechanisms.

Rajah Vijay Kumar – Indian scientists

As we grew older, our desires for what we wanted to be changed frequently. Fewer people realize their dreams when they are young. Maitri Patel knew what she wanted to become as she grew old but also worked hard to achieve it.

It is a surreal feeling to achieve something you have long wanted. At just 19, Maitri Patel became India’s youngest commercial pilot.

For what many of us know or have gone through, finding your passion and working ahead is a life milestone. Most of us, more or less, compromise in life, but Maitri Patel, at such young age, gave an uphill battle to fulfill her dream.

Maitri Patel has had her share of difficulties. She overcame the obstacles.

India celebrates ‘World Environment Day’ on the 5th of June. However this year, India was the global host for the event. Pioneering a critical theme I.e Beat plastic pollution, India wasn’t not just propagating the theme to a universal level but itself is a victim of plastic pollution. 

As firm as the host India is, recognizing the urgent need to focus on this significant issue is necessary. The nation has piloted a resolution on banning single-use plastic bags, it comes in the spirit of ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsava’, a defining step to curb plastic pollution.