Mahim NGO explains how used tetra pak cartons can help make Mumbai greener
- May 14, 2016
Deonar residents take up waste recycling session on the eve of World Earth Day
- April 22, 2016
A competition to make Christmas trees out of tetra pak cartons
- December 20, 2015
From bins to benches, teen finds a way to recycle Tetra Pak cartons
- November 23, 2015
For eco-friendly Diwali, this Mumbai NGO makes lanterns out of tetra packs
- November 9, 2015
These Bandra student entrepreneurs are doing their bit to save the environment
- November 2, 2015
This short film depicts how certain Mumbaikars are doing their bit to save the environment
- October 14, 2015
A unique initiative which brings residents together for an environmental cause
- March 10, 2015
Here’s how recycled Tetra Paks can beautify your surroundings
- March 5, 2015
Green Hotel Conference anticipates rise in eco initiatives in coming years
- July 7, 2014
One of our Waste Management sites, Malhar CHS also a part of the Go Green Program recently got
- May 13, 2019
St. Teresa’s donation of garden benches
- May 13, 2019
मुंबई- माहिमच्या मातोश्री पल सोसायटीचा अनोखा उपक्रम
- June 5, 2018
RUR Green Life Recycles Tetra Pak Into School Desks, chairs
- August 9, 2017
कचरे से बनाते है खाद
- June 5, 2017
CNBC – Awaaz Entrepreneur
- February 18, 2017
Super Factories-Tetra Pak
- May 5, 2015
Green Carnival Mumbai
- June 19, 2013
Green Thumbs, first step towards sustainabilty
- August 28, 2018
SQ: Raising the Sustainability Quotient
- July 3, 2014
Sustainable Homes: Episode 7 – Mumbai Apartment composts 8000 kgs of waste!
Matoshree Pearl, a housing society of Mumbai has gone from an ordinary housing society to an entirely green housing society, with a self-sustaining waste management programme and an organic terrace farm. Find out how they do it in this episode…
Lata Patil
I lost my father early on. I watched my mother take over the responsibility of the household and bring us up. She sold vegetables every day and worked night and day to educate us…
Go Green with Tetra Pak
Here’s a graffiti that celebrates an idea that cares for the less privileged children and the environment. This artwork is a result of days of hard work. Let’s add our bit to this valuable effort by depositing our used Tetra Pak cartons in the various depositing centres around Mumbai.
Nikita Pimpale
My parents are social workers. They’ve dedicated their lives to underprivileged kids––they run a school for them. When I was a child, many of my father’s students would stay with us at home, and my mom would feed them. I grew up watching them take care of people…they nurtured these kids and helped them grow in life. I wanted to carry their values forward.
Aarushi Majumder
I was 13 when I started teaching my friends Math in school. I realised then that I really enjoyed it and wanted to do more, so I started volunteering with an NGO in Dharavi. Every week, I would go teach underprivileged kids. But, I started noticing that my students were skipping out on their classes more and more because they were falling sick. On asking them about it, I learnt that they spent most of their days working in landfills and it was affecting their health. It was heart-breaking.
Kanishtha Dhankar
“I’m from a Navy family, so we moved around a lot. But my favourite places so far have been Ooty and the Naval residence in Mumbai. Ooty has been beautiful because of its lush valleys, waterfalls, witnessing wild elephants in the neighbouring hills; but even in Mumbai I was always around nature. I lived in a residential area that was beautiful and cared for by the community.
When I was a kid, my dad used to take my sister and I to his ancestral village in Haryana in our summer vacations. We would uproot carrots from the ground, pluck sugarcanes, swim with buffaloes in the little ponds there and even ride on tractors. Honestly, exploring so many different parts of India was the best thing about my childhood.