Improving the Quality of Education In Rural India Posted April 15th, 2024 The Indian demographic can be broadly divided into two categories, Rural and Urban. This divide is not on the basis of caste, religion or creed but the living standards of the community. Rural India is mostly dependent on agriculture while the urban population…
Climate Change – The Looming Crisis That is Bigger Than the Pandemic Posted April 15th, 2024 On the morning of 29th April this year, residents of Saharanpur, a quiet town in the plains of Western Uttar Pradesh, were in for a surprise. The residents of this little-known town could get a clear view of the…
Why India Should Look Beyond Desalination Posted April 15th, 2024 The recent Chennai water crisis is a wake-up call for India. The irony of a city by the sea facing acute water shortage was not lost on any of the key stakeholders. The NITI Aayog has since announced plans of setting up desalination projects along…
Exploring IoT to Drive Sustainability, Efficiency & Experience in Existing Buildings Posted April 15th, 2024 IoT marks a paradigm shift in the world of technology. In fact, one might say that the incorporation of technology into life that began with the Industrial revolution comes to an end as we move into the next stage: integration….
IoT and Its Uses in Generating and Managing Electricity Posted April 15th, 2024 We live in a world where technology is more deeply entrenched in our daily lives than ever before. The technological advancements have been so rapid and their effects so profound, that they have changed the very nature of our existence. The immense…
Transformation of Aspirational District Gajapati Posted April 15th, 2024 The Prime Minister launched the ‘Transformation of Aspirational Districts’ programme for transforming 115 backward or aspirational district in the vision of ‘Sabka Sath Sabka Vikas’, to raise the living standards of its citizens and to ensure inclusive growth for all. The districts were selected from all…
Aquifer mapping and its effects on groundwater recharge Posted April 15th, 2024 Aquifer Mapping and Management and Groundwater Recharge: For a hot tropical country like India, monsoons have always been a season of rejoicing and rejuvenation. The beauty of monsoons quenching the scorched lands have been a subject of poetry and romance in Indian literature…
Low Energy Thermal Comfort Strategy Posted April 15th, 2024 “Spare a watt. Save a Lot. It takes energy to produce Energy”Post industrial revolution, energy is one of the quintessential need for human existence. The demand for energy has risen into many folds to meet the requirement of the present population of 130 billion in the…
Energy-Efficient Building Materials for Affordable Housing Posted April 15th, 2024 Since the primary concern while constructing houses and buildings is that they be durable and long-lasting, it makes a lot of environmental sense to pay attention to the materials used. For starters, the operational energy of new buildings has been steadily rising over the years,…
HARNESSING GREYWATER IN URBAN RESIDENCES Posted April 15th, 2024 How can urban residents benefit from the use of grey water With each passing away, the water crisis is getting worse. This necessitates that we consider our water usage and find ways to reduce waste. One of the most common ways of doing this is, of…
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