Jeeta Roy of Delhi Public School, Pune in conversation with Tushita Rawat, Green Schools Programme, Centre for Science and Environment on nurturing healthy food habits through a zero-waste approach.

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Students celebrated creativity with purpose, reminding us that young voices can indeed create powerful environmental change

This entry won first prize in the Nature in Frames: Environmental Superhero Comic Strip Contest

This entry won third prize in the Nature in Frames: Environmental Superhero Comic Strip Contest.

The Nature in Frames comic strip contest presented students from across grades 6 to 10 with the task of creating their own environmental superhero comics

This entry won second prize in the Nature in Frames: Environmental Superhero Comic Strip Contest

Recognising green schools that are redefining environmental responsibility

Bold green ideas, comic creativity, eco-musicals, and joyful activities—students leading the way for a better planet.

At the India AI Impact Summit 2026, Galgotias University proudly unveiled “Orion” — a ‘homegrown’ AI breakthrough that turned out to be a ready-made robot you could simply buy online. Which raises a bigger question: if innovation can be downloaded, is research now just rebranding? And what does that mean for students trusting such institutions with their futures? Because tomorrow’s problem-solvers on environment need real labs, real learning,and real ideas — not shiny claims on borrowed machines.