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16/04/2026

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16/04/2026

We were taught faith should save trees, not sacrifice them.

In Nashik, preparations for the upcoming Simhastha Kumbh Mela have put around 1,800 trees at risk, including sacred and decades-old banyan and peepal trees.

These are being cleared to build a temporary sadhu gram that will only be used for a few months.

Locals fear that the actual number of trees affected could exceed 5,000 due to road widening and related infrastructure projects.

So, we must ask:
- If these trees are sacred, why are they so easily sacrificed?
- Can saplings truly replace decades-old trees?

- How do we measure the loss of a tree that took generations to grow?

- What is development if it cannot coexist with sustainability?

14/04/2026

Uttarakhand is home to over 1,700 ghost villages, with many more on the verge of becoming completely uninhabited.

In these villages, houses are still standing. The walls are painted, the doors are intact, but no one lives inside. These villages did not become empty overnight.

People left for several reasons—better job opportunities, natural disasters that destroyed their homes and livelihoods, and increasing human-wildlife conflict, among others.

In some places, only one or two people remain, while many villages have been completely abandoned.

News With Navya travelled to Uttarakhand to document these ground realities.

This is Untold Stories of Uttarakhand, an exclusive series by Fact Forth Production. Stay tuned.

24/03/2026

Your gas cylinder is running out before the month ends? What if the problem isn’t the shortage, but your everyday kitchen habits.

Most households use the same LPG cylinder, yet some manage to make it last much longer without cooking less.

The difference comes down to small, unnoticed habits that quietly waste or save gas.

So why does your cylinder finish faster than it should?
What are others doing differently?

News With Navya explains.

15/01/2026

No more paying full fare for cabs?

Every day, thousands of cars move through our cities with just one person inside. That’s why traffic never moves.

If you are tired of wasting time and money on the road, there’s a simple solution — Greencarcarpool

It is a carpooling app that helps people share rides without charging any commission or subscription fee.

You can carpool to split fuel costs or even offer free rides, while viewing verified profiles for a safe, comfortable journey.

By filling empty seats, the app reduces the number of cars on the road, cuts pollution, and makes daily commutes faster and less stressful.

If one shared ride can save time, money, and the planet, why drive alone?

03/12/2025

Ritz-Carlton has built a resort right on the Sand River in Masai Mara, a delicate crossing the Great Migration has relied on for over a million years.

Locals say the project pushed approvals through, ignored buffer-zone rules, and left the Maasai community out of the process.

Conservationists fear something even worse:
What if the herds stop coming?
What if the migration route breaks?
What if an ancient natural ritual dies… for an infinity pool?

When a luxury hotel sits on sacred land, who really pays the price, tourists or the ecosystem?

25/11/2025

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India’s shift towards healthier homes, smarter offices, and greener cities is accelerating. The best place to experience this transformation is the CII–IGBC’s Green Building Congress 2025, happening 27–29 November at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai.

With 150+ experts, 1,000+ green products & technologies, and 200+ sustainability innovations, the event showcases how design, materials, and smart systems are shaping a more efficient and comfortable built environment for all of us.

If you want to understand where the future of construction, real estate, and urban living is headed, this is the place to be.

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24/11/2025

Did you grow up with nature?

Many kids today are missing that connection.

Bhoomi College's Teach for Nature (TFN) Fellowship is changing this by training educators to bring nature into classrooms.

Through hands-on learning, children develop curiosity, creativity, and a real sense of responsibility for the environment.

Would you like this in your school? Comment below!

For more details, visit: https://bhoomicollege.org/teach-for-nature-fellowship

Are we slowly losing colour as we “develop”?From mud homes to concrete, millets to processed food, handloom to fast fash...
14/11/2025

Are we slowly losing colour as we “develop”?

From mud homes to concrete, millets to processed food, handloom to fast fashion, the shift is everywhere.

Maybe progress should add colour, not erase it.

What if every airport carried the story of its land?Bagdogra’s new terminal does just that.A modern design rooted in Ben...
13/11/2025

What if every airport carried the story of its land?

Bagdogra’s new terminal does just that.
A modern design rooted in Bengal’s landscape and culture.

Inspired by the Himalayas and the Kanchenjunga, its aluminium fins, double walls, and reflective glass keep it naturally cool.

Built on flood-prone land, it uses smart drainage, solar panels, and rainwater harvesting to move toward net-zero operations.

Designed by CP Kukreja Architects and the Airports Authority of India, it proves sustainability and regional identity can coexist, showing that when architecture draws from its land, it truly feels like home.

Built to achieve a GRIHA 5-Star green rating, the terminal turns sustainability from a feature into its foundation.

Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu GRIHA Council

10/11/2025

You’ve seen it — air purifiers turning black in days, eyes burning on the morning commute. But how bad is the air we’re actually breathing?

AQI numbers flash on our screens, but they don’t always match what our lungs feel.

That’s why the Atovio Pebble was designed: a personal air purifier built for real-world India. Light, portable, and powerful, it creates a clean-air bubble around you, whether you’re walking, or just trying to get through another smog-filled day.

Because while pollution control remains a debate, breathing clean air shouldn’t be.

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