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I thought it was well established that the main cause of pollution is farmers burning stubble. Why do we keep looking for a new fig leaf to hide our incompetence in controlling the same.

Transforming Agricultural Energy with Sustainable Solutions Problem: Farmers in rural India spend ₹1,000 per day on diesel-powered irrigation, increasing their operational costs. Despite abundant crop stubble, its disposal remains a challenge, often

750 MPs, 4,123 MLAs and 426 MLCs are not responsible and accountable for anything that happens in India. Their only responsibility is looting and plundering the Central Budget of ₹47,65,768 Crores and States’ budgets of ₹60,72,826 Crores every year.

Top 10 Punjab Startups Making Waves! 🚀 1️⃣ Lahori Zeera: Taking on global beverage giants with their unique Zira drink. 2️⃣ Recode Studios: Revolutionizing skincare; sold inventory at ₹1 during lockdown! 3️⃣ P-TAL: Reviving Indian craft with hand

In my experience, I've noticed a big difference in what regular folks and farmers look for in products. Most people go for fancy brands because they think it makes them look good. But farmers? They're all about getting stuff that actually works, solv

Mangrove Labs: The Tiny Company Making Big Changes with Farm Waste Imagine if all the leftover bits from farms—coconut husks, rice straw, old trimmings from trees—could be turned into clean fuel. Instead of burning them up and polluting the air or l

Yday, I wrote a letter to PM Modi, which also gained some attention here 🙏🙏 It was about how Delhi NCR having the highest concentration of income taxpayers in India, deserves way better than a 1k AQI poison air. And right after that, attacks bega

NO, He Should Not Have a Private Jet: Beyond Personal Wealth, What About Our Planet's Health? Zomato's CEO Deepinder Goyal recently clarified he hasn't bought a private jet. But his comment, "will be nice to have one someday," sparked a necessary co