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11/10/2025

What if clean air could move with you?

Not confined to bulky machines at home,
but right there when you step out for a walk, wait at a traffic light, travel in the Metro, or grab a quick coffee at a café.

On Makers of New Bharat, we bring you the story of .in, the second company under this series.

A simple, powerful, made-in-India idea
that turns clean air from a luxury into something you can carry with you.

Founded by Anmay Shahlot, Aditi Agrawal, and Siddharth Goel, Atovio Pebble is designed in India, tested at Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, and proven to cut over 90% of harmful particles from real-world city air.

News With Navya is proud to feature this homegrown innovation under Makers of New Bharat.

Each story we feature is a reminder that the future of Bharat is being built by those who dare to solve, not just adapt.

If you’re a company making Bharat self-reliant, fearless in innovation, and helping the country tackle climate change head-on, we want to give you the stage.

Connect with us at [email protected]

It’s time the New Bharat meets its true makers.

Could Navi Mumbai International Airport be one of India’s most sustainable airports?Inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi, ...
10/10/2025

Could Navi Mumbai International Airport be one of India’s most sustainable airports?

Inaugurated by Prime Minister Modi, it is India’s newest fully digital and eco-friendly airport, featuring lotus-inspired architecture, solar power, and electric vehicles.

The airport will house India’s largest aircraft maintenance facilities and be connected by water taxi, while handling millions of passengers every year.

Will it set a new standard for smart and sustainable airports in India?

10/10/2025

Cleaner water, smarter waste systems, greener cities, these goals need more than conversations.
They need collaboration.

IFAT India 2025, India’s largest trade fair for water, sewage, solid waste, recycling, and environmental technologies, is bringing together innovators from across the world.

To every policymaker, industry leader, NGO, and municipal officer, this is your platform to see real solutions, connect with experts, and shape India’s sustainable tomorrow.
Your presence matters. Be there.

Register your visit, its free: https://mmiconnect.in/ifat-2025/visitor/registrationform?source=inf_newswithnavya

AI could make your electricity bill skyrocket, and Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu says India should be careful.After a U.S. user r...
08/10/2025

AI could make your electricity bill skyrocket, and Zoho’s Sridhar Vembu says India should be careful.

After a U.S. user revealed his power bill rose 60% because of nearby AI data centres, Vembu warned that India might face the same problem.

His reminder: India’s AI future must be smart, sustainable, and affordable, not just powerful.

What if lemon trees and thorns could protect elephants?In Jharkhand’s Palamu Tiger Reserve, villages are using bio-fenci...
08/10/2025

What if lemon trees and thorns could protect elephants?

In Jharkhand’s Palamu Tiger Reserve, villages are using bio-fencing, planting sisal, lemongrass, and lemon trees, to keep elephants away from farms safely.

Other ideas like bee fences, chilli ropes, and solar lights are also helping.

But with 628 deaths in 2023, bio-fencing alone isn’t enough.
What else can we do? Let’s talk.

07/10/2025

What if we told you that Kolkata’s iconic Howrah Bridge, standing tall for 80 years, is slowly being destroyed? Not by storms, not by wear and tear, but by gutka spit.

And it’s not just the bridge at risk. Every year, Indian Railways spends ₹1,200 crore cleaning gutka stains from trains and stations.

The bigger question is: when will we change our habits?

IRCTC Ministry of Railways, Government of India EzySpit Suniel V Shetty Shark Tank India

What if insurance paid you the moment a heatwave or flood hit?That’s what 600 Indians are trying for the first time — wi...
04/10/2025

What if insurance paid you the moment a heatwave or flood hit?

That’s what 600 Indians are trying for the first time — with climate insurance.

In a year of scorching heat, floods, and landslides, people from Gujarat to Nagaland are building their own safety nets.

Unlike traditional cover, parametric insurance pays out automatically when rainfall or temperature crosses a set limit.

While the world debates and delays, Indians are acting now. The question is: will the rest of us?

Sustainability has finally found its stage in India’s MSMEs.From green innovations to growth journeys that remain untold...
29/09/2025

Sustainability has finally found its stage in India’s MSMEs.

From green innovations to growth journeys that remain untold, Bharat Builds is where these stories come alive.

A podcast by News with Navya, powered by the MSME Business Forum India , Bharat Builds is:
– A credible global stage for Indian businesses
– A window into India’s growth for policymakers and partners
– The inside story of Viksit Bharat in the making

If you are a business, startup, or entrepreneur shaping India’s sustainable future, this is your platform.

Share your story. Inspire the world.

Could the Yamuna finally be on the road to recovery?Delhi’s new Okhla sewage treatment plant might hold the answer.The p...
29/09/2025

Could the Yamuna finally be on the road to recovery?

Delhi’s new Okhla sewage treatment plant might hold the answer.

The plant can clean 124 million gallons of wastewater every day, serving nearly 40 lakh people in South, Central, and Old Delhi. It doesn’t just treat water, it also produces electricity, reduces pollution, and makes safe sludge for farming.

By tackling the biggest source of the Yamuna’s pollution, untreated sewage, this plant gives the river its first real chance to recover.

Could this be the breakthrough the river needs?

BJP Delhi CMO Delhi Rekha Gupta Yamuna Mission

The Red Fort, one of India’s most famous monuments, is now in danger because of air pollution.A new study shows its red ...
22/09/2025

The Red Fort, one of India’s most famous monuments, is now in danger because of air pollution.

A new study shows its red walls are turning dark with black crusts, which are slowly damaging the carvings and arches.

These crusts form when polluted air mixes with the sandstone, and bad weather makes the problem worse. Similar damage has already happened to the Taj Mahal’s marble.

If we don’t act now with cleaning, protection, and less pollution, we risk losing a big part of our history and culture.

Source:
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cx27j53m7r2o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1NM7NpsJME

On September 12, President Droupadi Murmu stepped into Rashtrapati Bhavan in a saree that told a story.Handwoven in Jhar...
20/09/2025

On September 12, President Droupadi Murmu stepped into Rashtrapati Bhavan in a saree that told a story.

Handwoven in Jharkhand from tussar silk, its earthy ochre, green, and rust threads carry the rhythm of forests and rivers.

At the center, the Indian elephant, Jharkhand’s state animal, comes alive through jacquard weaving.

Crafted by women artisans via Jharcraft, its borders and motifs celebrate tribal life, folklore, and village traditions. More than just attire, the saree was a symbol of heritage, strength, and pride on a national stage.

Have you spotted the elephant motif in a weave, temple, or painting? Share your stories in the comments!

Hemant Soren MyGovIndia Ministry of Textiles, Government of India President of India Jharkhand Tourism

14/09/2025

An AI company told a tribal woman in Jharkhand to label insects as “pests.” She refused.

For her, that insect wasn’t a pest, it only ate the rotting part of the leaf. The same insect, her community knows, creates Lac, a resin that makes Jharkhand the source of more than half of India’s Lac production.

So who is smarter—Artificial Intelligence, or the women who live by nature’s logic?

If AI calls weeds useless, they call them food. If AI calls insects pests, they call them livelihood.

In one of India’s richest biodiversity zones, the film Humans in the Loop asks a question we cannot ignore: Are we building AI for human convenience, or for Earth’s survival?

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