Innovative ideas and solutions to India’s urban issues.
If you’ve always shied away from running and athletic sports on your days of the month, switch to menstrual cups and feel the difference! »
Menstrual cups are better for health, easier on your pocket, more convenient and definitely better for the environment. Why then do we not hear of it more often? »
Organised around International Women’s Day, the Green the Red campaign aims to educate women about alternative menstrual practices that would be better for them as well as the environment. »
Innovative Participatory Aquifer Mapping project seeks to educate residents about precious groundwater and also involve them in sharing information about borewells in their communities. »
Bengaluru-based Isana Nambiar’s enterprise could help needy schools across the country connect with donors for all that they need. »
Following the demonetisation move, the government is aggressively pushing India to migrate to a cashless economy where most transactions can be conducted digitally. Narendra KV lists a number of easy and instant options that already exist, making it possible to transact business without cash. »
As many as 27 communities in Bengaluru have reclaimed their streets with open street events and cycle days. Here is how you can bring in the Cycle Day to your locality in Bengaluru. »
Avoid the ATM queues and mad scramble at banks; this article tells you how to make your transactions smooth and seamless using eWallets, whether you are a consumer or a business owner. »
Pedestrians struggle on our city roads without safe walkways. Can there be a win-win economic model to incentivise private developers to build such public infrastructure? »