In Bajinga, Uttarakhand, children under youth leader Deepak Maithani are tackling plastic waste and inspiring families, showing how child-led action can transform communities sustainably.

Gratitude, teamwork, and river rescue—told through a crocodile, a parrot, and children who care for nature.

The plastic family is slowly but surely taking over our planet. Will the global community rise above its differences to meet the challenge?

He came to find life but found plastic everywhere.

The nightmare is coming true. Of plastic swamping our cities, choking our lives, shutting the light out...

India is full of amazing animals and forests—but plastic is spoiling the party! According to Down to Earth, published by Centre for Science and Environment, we dump 9.3 million tonnes of plastic every year—more than any other country! This amounts to roughly onefifth of global plastic emissions. This badly pollutes the air we breathe as most of the plastic garbage is burnt. Our growing love for single-use stuff is making things worse. Can we stop the plastic monster before it grows bigger?

Explore how plastic, oil, chemicals, and even noise are choking marine life—and what we can do to help.

Meet the students turning kayaking into a weekly mission to collect plastic waste and keep the backwaters clean — one paddle at a time.

How do people get to work in India? People use all kinds of ways: walking, cycling, riding scooters and mopeds, driving cars and jeeps, taking autos, buses, taxis, metros, trains, and even tempos! Some people even work from home. The way people travel differs a lot between cities and villages. Here’s a surprise from The State of India in Figures 2025, released by the Centre for Science and Environment: More people walk to work in cities than in villages! In cities, 2.6 crore people walk to work, while in villages, it’s 1.8 crore.

Can electric cars outdrive conventional cars in India? Discover how EVs are changing the way we move.