Long before cement took over, Indian homes stayed cool and breathable with lime plaster. As cities heat up, this ancient building material may be exactly what we need. Think back to the last time you visited an old Indian home — a haveli in Rajasthan, a Chettinad mansion in Tamil Nadu, or even a village house in coastal Kerala. Remember how cool ... Read More »

And a day to honor every pollinator out there Did you know most pollinators aren’t honey bees? From butterflies and beetles to bats, birds, flies, moths — and even some wasps — wild species are essential for pollinating the plants that feed us. In fact, an estimated 80% of global crop pollination is carried out by just 2% of wild ... Read More »

Today, we proudly celebrate a milestone that reflects our journey, values, and the incredible people who made it all possible—15 years of VIVAN! As we celebrate this moment, we’re not just looking back—we’re looking ahead. The future holds new opportunities, and we’re excited to continue this journey together. Here’s to 15 years of excellence—and many more to come! #15YearAnniversary #CompanyMilestone ... Read More »

Every receipt, notepad, and printout seems harmless — until you realise India is heading towards a paper crisis. Discover how mindful habits and everyday choices, backed by real on-ground change, are helping save forests, water, and energy across the country. When was the last time you printed a document, scribbled notes on a notepad, or tossed out an old newspaper ... Read More »

Biodiversity is far more than a showcase of nature’s beauty—it is the intricate web of life that sustains our planet and every person on it. From the tiniest pollinators like bees, which fertilize the crops that feed billions, to apex predators that regulate species populations and maintain balance within ecosystems, every living organism plays a critical role in preserving environmental ... Read More »

Maharashtra’s mangoes have been loved for generations, but they’re not all the same. From the creamy Alphonso to the tangy Rajapuri, each one brings its own flavour to the table. Maharashtra, the land of sun-kissed beaches and farmlands, is also home to some of India’s most cherished mango varieties. From the coastal Konkan belt to the arid plains of Marathwada, the ... Read More »