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We have conserved more than 35,000 Crore litres of water. 

I literally did not have a choice about building it because I'm an empath, I could feel everybody else's pain and their struggles. And I had to do something that was going to help and I didn't really know at the time what that was going to be but I just had to and because it was burning into my soul. It was just so heartbreaking to see everybody struggle. And so I knew I had to do something.

Karen Thomas | Founder KindShop.co.uk

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"We have to give nature the space to restore herself and in that process also restore our own relationship with nature, because that is really the fundamental question at the heart of this UN Decade ".

Tim Christophersen | Coordinator UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration 2021-2030 and Head of Nature for Climate UN Environment Programme (UNEP)

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And a good cocoa farm, if it's well managed, doesn't have to have any additional inputs other than water. So that way our opportunity was and our thought was, if this can happen at the farm, why cannot be replicated in the chocolate, so that the customer can experience the same level of circular economy or the same level of sustainability and recyclability in the final product. And fortunately for us, it worked. You know, fortunately, we were able to put things in perspective and take it forward all the way to chocolate. So, because I think we took one step at a time we were able to go this far. 

L Nitin Chordia | Co-founder Kocoatarait

And a good cocoa farm, if it's well managed, doesn't have to have any additional inputs other than water. So that way our opportunity was and our thought was, if this can happen at the farm, why cannot be replicated in the chocolate, so that the customer can experience the same level of circular economy or the same level of sustainability and recyclability in the final product. And fortunately for us, it worked. You know, fortunately, we were able to put things in perspective and take it forward all the way to chocolate. So, because I think we took one step at a time we were able to go this far. 

L Nitin Chordia | Co-founder Kocoatarait

It was not a very smooth switch. My parents are not very comfortable with me leaving a job. I was also myself very scared. Because this was the first time I was doing it. I had no experience in the past of starting a venture or being into business, so there was a lot of fear, But you know once you get into it. Shifting from a corporate job to a startup, there is a fear, but there is no looking back then. Once you are into the startup, once you are an entrepreneur, it's even tougher you go back to a job then.

Nitika Sonkhiya, Founder ONEarth

It was not a very smooth switch. My parents are not very comfortable with me leaving a job. I was also myself very scared. Because this was the first time I was doing it. I had no experience in the past of starting a venture or being into business, so there was a lot of fear, But you know once you get into it. Shifting from a corporate job to a startup, there is a fear, but there is no looking back then. Once you are into the startup, once you are an entrepreneur, it's even tougher you go back to a job then.

Nitika Sonkhiya, Founder ONEarth

"But, you know, I was driven by my calling, and my purpose propelled me to take that decision. So while I was still working, you know, my co founder, and I decided to start with our research, because, you know, I've always wanted to do something that moves the needle on living sustainably, while my co founder had faced a problem firsthand, you know, with finding organic cotton clothing for her daughter in India. Our cause is to make products that are safe for the health of people and the planet. We are a purpose driven business and stay true to our core values throughout our supply chain from farm to factory. Our products are very customer centric. We are not  just selling products or aiming to offer products that can be labeled as sustainable or organic, they have to be functional and utility driven for the customer and easily fit in the busy life of young parents."

Barkha Bhatnagar Das, Co-Founder Greendigo

"But, you know, I was driven by my calling, and my purpose propelled me to take that decision. So while I was still working, you know, my co founder, and I decided to start with our research, because, you know, I've always wanted to do something that moves the needle on living sustainably, while my co founder had faced a problem firsthand, you know, with finding organic cotton clothing for her daughter in India. Our cause is to make products that are safe for the health of people and the planet. We are a purpose driven business and stay true to our core values throughout our supply chain from farm to factory. Our products are very customer centric. We are not  just selling products or aiming to offer products that can be labeled as sustainable or organic, they have to be functional and utility driven for the customer and easily fit in the busy life of young parents."

Barkha Bhatnagar Das, Co-Founder Greendigo

"The fact that almost 200 million people read the content of The Better India every month, really inspires me, it shows me that there is so much passion and interest in people to make a difference. The fact after reading the stories, people don't stop there, but go out and seek ways to help, to contribute, to volunteer to grow, to learn, to teach, and in 1000 different ways to change the status quo. This is really what inspires me. And the fact that over 40,000 Indians from all over the country from over 400 cities and towns and villages in India have chosen to make a shift in their home care products, to more sustainable alternatives when they chose the better India. This also inspires me. So I think there's just so much to celebrate in climate action today."

Anuradha Parekh, Co founder, The Better India, The Better Home

1:51 Who is Anuradha and what inspires her

2:26 “Individuals and communities charged with the right dose of inspiration and awareness will be the biggest drivers of change.”

2:47 “So what really inspires me Shweta are ordinary people, and the desire to be a part of the change.”

4:31 Why Better India? Why Better Home? Why not something else?

5:36 Change is possible and that it is easy

8:25 What led to the creation of The Better Home?

10:40 What were the critiques that she received and How to handle critiques?

14:19 “Successes seem to be just building blocks to a larger goal.”

16:04 How to keep yourself motivated when revenue doesn’t come up immediately or as planned?

20:00 How to explain to your parents what you are doing in the sustainability space?

26:09 One common mistake she finds entrepreneurs making

27:58 How are Climate Entrepreneurs different from Traditional Entrepreneurs?

30:42 Her dilemma with What kind of packaging will work?

38.35 Her message for people on their journey to create Climate Solutions

42.33 Shweta’s message

"The fact that almost 200 million people read the content of The Better India every month, really inspires me, it shows me that there is so much passion and interest in people to make a difference. The fact after reading the stories, people don't stop there, but go out and seek ways to help, to contribute, to volunteer to grow, to learn, to teach, and in 1000 different ways to change the status quo. This is really what inspires me. And the fact that over 40,000 Indians from all over the country from over 400 cities and towns and villages in India have chosen to make a shift in their home care products, to more sustainable alternatives when they chose the better India. This also inspires me. So I think there's just so much to celebrate in climate action today."

Anuradha Parekh, Co founder, The Better India, The Better Home

1:51 Who is Anuradha and what inspires her

2:26 “Individuals and communities charged with the right dose of inspiration and awareness will be the biggest drivers of change.”

2:47 “So what really inspires me Shweta are ordinary people, and the desire to be a part of the change.”

4:31 Why Better India? Why Better Home? Why not something else?

5:36 Change is possible and that it is easy

8:25 What led to the creation of The Better Home?

10:40 What were the critiques that she received and How to handle critiques?

14:19 “Successes seem to be just building blocks to a larger goal.”

16:04 How to keep yourself motivated when revenue doesn’t come up immediately or as planned?

20:00 How to explain to your parents what you are doing in the sustainability space?

26:09 One common mistake she finds entrepreneurs making

27:58 How are Climate Entrepreneurs different from Traditional Entrepreneurs?

30:42 Her dilemma with What kind of packaging will work?

38.35 Her message for people on their journey to create Climate Solutions

42.33 Shweta’s message

“And all of a sudden, I was getting so many awards, so many recognitions and all of that. So I'm so happy about that. But before receiving this award. The importance for me is awareness. I'm creating awareness in the world people are coming with another view of the upcycled things and women empowerment and all the things. So, they relate Bunko Junko with all these things, you know, and that is the recognition, this is not only the Bhavini’s recognition.  This is the recognition of upcycling, environmental sustainability, and women empowerment all the women who are working. It’s their recognition. I would like to say nowadays, an increasing amount of waste is generated, you know, so we need to be more sustainable. We need to recycle or upcycle as much as we can. And for the youngsters I would like to say okay, you can do so much you know at this age we are doing then then you are the techno savvy people you can do so much so let's do it and don't think of it just do it. Everything will happen on their own, you know, but decide to do it. “

Bhavini Parikh, Founder Bunko Junko

“And all of a sudden, I was getting so many awards, so many recognitions and all of that. So I'm so happy about that. But before receiving this award. The importance for me is awareness. I'm creating awareness in the world people are coming with another view of the upcycled things and women empowerment and all the things. So, they relate Bunko Junko with all these things, you know, and that is the recognition, this is not only the Bhavini’s recognition.  This is the recognition of upcycling, environmental sustainability, and women empowerment all the women who are working. It’s their recognition. I would like to say nowadays, an increasing amount of waste is generated, you know, so we need to be more sustainable. We need to recycle or upcycle as much as we can. And for the youngsters I would like to say okay, you can do so much you know at this age we are doing then then you are the techno savvy people you can do so much so let's do it and don't think of it just do it. Everything will happen on their own, you know, but decide to do it. “

Bhavini Parikh, Founder Bunko Junko

"And we were, I think, just about 350 women back then. And now at the start of COVID, we were 2300 women. And now by the time COVID is ending or this year is ending, we are 24,000 women now. So this is really the impact of Okhai. The truth of the proposition of this business is that women work from home, and they work on embroidery and craft, and people from all across the world are able to purchase those on Okhai, and knowing exactly where it's coming from knowing the name of the artisan who's making it, knowing and seeing how the process was made. And that not only creates livelihood, and brings money home to the artisans, what it brings a huge amount of pride in their work, a huge amount of confidence in what they do, and how they're able to raise their families. And, you know, it's the achievement, the sense of achievement of being able to go for a pop up to Bombay from a village creates a different kind of person in that woman. "

Kirti Poonia is the Head at Okhai. She was recently added to the list of top 130 women transforming India by Niti Aayog.

"And we were, I think, just about 350 women back then. And now at the start of COVID, we were 2300 women. And now by the time COVID is ending or this year is ending, we are 24,000 women now. So this is really the impact of Okhai. The truth of the proposition of this business is that women work from home, and they work on embroidery and craft, and people from all across the world are able to purchase those on Okhai, and knowing exactly where it's coming from knowing the name of the artisan who's making it, knowing and seeing how the process was made. And that not only creates livelihood, and brings money home to the artisans, what it brings a huge amount of pride in their work, a huge amount of confidence in what they do, and how they're able to raise their families. And, you know, it's the achievement, the sense of achievement of being able to go for a pop up to Bombay from a village creates a different kind of person in that woman. "

Kirti Poonia is the Head at Okhai. She was recently added to the list of top 130 women transforming India by Niti Aayog.

“Unless people become selfless unless people become purposeful, we might never be able to solve this monumental challenge of climate change and the best way to do so now is to start inspiring people because we have a big inspiration gap, we have a big passion gap and I always say this if you have passionless people, and you give them resources nothing will ever be achieved.

If you have one passionate and dedicated human being, that one passionate and dedicated human being can do what 27 million people can never do “

Dr. Richard Munang is currently the Africa Regional Climate Change Coordinator at the UN Environment Programme (UNEP).

“Unless people become selfless unless people become purposeful, we might never be able to solve this monumental challenge of climate change and the best way to do so now is to start inspiring people because we have a big inspiration gap, we have a big passion gap and I always say this if you have passionless people, and you give them resources nothing will ever be achieved.

If you have one passionate and dedicated human being, that one passionate and dedicated human being can do what 27 million people can never do “

Dr. Richard Munang is currently the Africa Regional Climate Change Coordinator at the UN Environment Programme (UNEP).

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“Will people like the product? Is the pricing okay? How will I raise money? I have gone through at least 200 failed pitches. I wanted to be a part of the solution. Any dream is a dreamable dream and that is what I love about the Bare Necessities team.” Sahar Mansoor

Sahar and Tim have written this amazing book “Bare Necessities: How to Live a Zero-Waste Life Book”, which will guide you in your zero-waste journey, helping you take your first step.

The Climapreneur Show with Shweta Dalmia

“Will people like the product? Is the pricing okay? How will I raise money? I have gone through at least 200 failed pitches. I wanted to be a part of the solution. Any dream is a dreamable dream and that is what I love about the Bare Necessities team.” Sahar Mansoor

Sahar and Tim have written this amazing book “Bare Necessities: How to Live a Zero-Waste Life Book”, which will guide you in your zero-waste journey, helping you take your first step.

“Sustainable Fashion is not like one single agenda, it’s more to do with your mindset change and I think it’s more like a spiritual change”- Vino Supraja

Vino Supraja is an eminent Fashion designer-driven and fuelled by a high passion for the fashion industry. Vino Supraja after graduating from a French fashion school IFA Paris in Shanghai, China went forward with three years of intense training from French Fashion Couture professionals. “PATANG“, her Graduation collection, walked the ramp in Shanghai Fashion Week 2014. Apart from winning the prestigious Golden Laureate Award from IFA Paris, she was also the finalist

in The China International Fashion Designers Creation Contest 2014 and won an International designer award in the same contest. Her work was greatly acknowledged by Chinese media including VOGUE, China. Her collections “W” and “Kaleidoscope” were greatly appreciated in the United States of America and were published in Detroit Free Press and also showcased on NBC Channel 4. Her collection “Buoyancy” was presented at the 10th anniversary of Brooklyn Fashion Week 2016, which received a standing ovation. She also presented her collection “Rise” at New York Fashion Week 2018. In 2019, she graduated in Fashion Marketing from ESMOD, Dubai. She also won First Place in the Sustainable fashion runway, a competition conducted by Fashion Revolution, and got an opportunity to intern with Dolce and Gabbana, Dubai.

Vino Supraja, from being a couture designer has made a conscious decision and changed the path to becoming a Sustainable fashion designer and has launched her premium online Sustainable and Ethical Fashion brand, based in UAE.

Vino Supraja’s premium online Sustainable and Ethical Fashion brand

“Sustainable Fashion is not like one single agenda, it’s more to do with your mindset change and I think it’s more like a spiritual change”- Vino Supraja

Vino Supraja is an eminent Fashion designer-driven and fuelled by a high passion for the fashion industry. Vino Supraja after graduating from a French fashion school IFA Paris in Shanghai, China went forward with three years of intense training from French Fashion Couture professionals. “PATANG“, her Graduation collection, walked the ramp in Shanghai Fashion Week 2014. Apart from winning the prestigious Golden Laureate Award from IFA Paris, she was also the finalist

in The China International Fashion Designers Creation Contest 2014 and won an International designer award in the same contest. Her work was greatly acknowledged by Chinese media including VOGUE, China. Her collections “W” and “Kaleidoscope” were greatly appreciated in the United States of America and were published in Detroit Free Press and also showcased on NBC Channel 4. Her collection “Buoyancy” was presented at the 10th anniversary of Brooklyn Fashion Week 2016, which received a standing ovation. She also presented her collection “Rise” at New York Fashion Week 2018. In 2019, she graduated in Fashion Marketing from ESMOD, Dubai. She also won First Place in the Sustainable fashion runway, a competition conducted by Fashion Revolution, and got an opportunity to intern with Dolce and Gabbana, Dubai.

Vino Supraja, from being a couture designer has made a conscious decision and changed the path to becoming a Sustainable fashion designer and has launched her premium online Sustainable and Ethical Fashion brand, based in UAE.

Vino Supraja’s premium online Sustainable and Ethical Fashion brand

“So, I remember those initial posts, where I would be like its holiday but please do try to remember that the landfill is getting filled and the earth is our mother. Post like that, asking people for their time. And I am very glad, that I have come to a point, telling people okay, you have done your bit, take care of your family also, it's amazing because what the buddies started doing was, their children were studying, so they want to accompany them, they will do some cutting, sorting, stitching. One of the things which I always met with and was surprised, Paper, plastic, glass all these are counted very high when people are talking about recycling, scrap is not discussed much. Even if you are aware of it, you don’t know what to do with it. Another major challenge, people said why aren’t we selling it? I decided, in the beginning, we are not going to sell anything. We don’t want any money from anybody. We want your time and efforts. There is an ethical point also, the tailor is giving me some scrap, which belongs to someone else, how can I sell it. “

Dr. Shambavi Rajagopal, Founder Save Scrap and Sew

Save Scrap and Sew

“So, I remember those initial posts, where I would be like its holiday but please do try to remember that the landfill is getting filled and the earth is our mother. Post like that, asking people for their time. And I am very glad, that I have come to a point, telling people okay, you have done your bit, take care of your family also, it's amazing because what the buddies started doing was, their children were studying, so they want to accompany them, they will do some cutting, sorting, stitching. One of the things which I always met with and was surprised, Paper, plastic, glass all these are counted very high when people are talking about recycling, scrap is not discussed much. Even if you are aware of it, you don’t know what to do with it. Another major challenge, people said why aren’t we selling it? I decided, in the beginning, we are not going to sell anything. We don’t want any money from anybody. We want your time and efforts. There is an ethical point also, the tailor is giving me some scrap, which belongs to someone else, how can I sell it. “

Dr. Shambavi Rajagopal, Founder Save Scrap and Sew

Save Scrap and Sew

Shreya is an upcoming climapreneur, all set to make her way into the world of sustainable fashion.  She is with us to talk about her Galgota campaign. Shreya is the founder of organic swathes. 

"The world I visualize is green, organic, ethical, clean. From art to fashion and design, sustainability is my guideline. Nature – it's bountiful…so why look elsewhere, really? When I look at my brand, natural is all I want it to be.  Onion peels, cinnamon spice all things from the earth are nice, And that’s how I make my dyes. So our planet doesn’t pay the price for how we decide to live our lives. Upcycle, recycle, reuse… Gentle fashion is what I choose.  So yes, that’s how Organic Swathes came about: Conscious, planet-loving fashion throughout.  That’s how it will always be.  Organic Swathes –Fashion against cruelty and always, always, always for sustainability." Shreya Jain

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Shreya is an upcoming climapreneur, all set to make her way into the world of sustainable fashion.  She is with us to talk about her Galgota campaign. Shreya is the founder of organic swathes. 

"The world I visualize is green, organic, ethical, clean. From art to fashion and design, sustainability is my guideline. Nature – it's bountiful…so why look elsewhere, really? When I look at my brand, natural is all I want it to be.  Onion peels, cinnamon spice all things from the earth are nice, And that’s how I make my dyes. So our planet doesn’t pay the price for how we decide to live our lives. Upcycle, recycle, reuse… Gentle fashion is what I choose.  So yes, that’s how Organic Swathes came about: Conscious, planet-loving fashion throughout.  That’s how it will always be.  Organic Swathes –Fashion against cruelty and always, always, always for sustainability." Shreya Jain

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“Which is when we kicked our entrepreneurial journey. It has been a fantastic journey so far; you know realizing that objective of getting your hands dirty and building something from scratch. We have done that with MOMOE and now we are doing with FLATHEADS. I would say, very simple, when you are trying to be an entrepreneur, learn as much as possible from people around you. And that’s the journey we are poised for in the next decade, we are incredibly privileged to be a part of that and you will see how this will pan out in the next decade. It’s a very exciting time for brands across categories to be built in India. “Ganesh

“So, when we wanted to actually higher our first developer, we actually didn’t know how to interview that person. We didn’t know what to ask him during that interview. Consistency, I think is very important. One of the things that I and Ganesh always say is that getup-dress up and show up. So, I feel early-stage start-ups need to do a lot of collaborations. This is not something you can actually completely build out on your own. Of course, there is marketing and there is a growth hack but being able to partner with people is very important and the partnerships could be on all fronts.” Utkarsh

Utkarsh Biradar and Ganesh Balakrishnan founders of Flatheads. Flatheads Aurea, India’s first bamboo sneaker. They share their entrepreneurial journey with some interesting insights on the future of e-commerce, challenges faced while incorporating sustainability, and many more amazing insights from their own journey.

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“Which is when we kicked our entrepreneurial journey. It has been a fantastic journey so far; you know realizing that objective of getting your hands dirty and building something from scratch. We have done that with MOMOE and now we are doing with FLATHEADS. I would say, very simple, when you are trying to be an entrepreneur, learn as much as possible from people around you. And that’s the journey we are poised for in the next decade, we are incredibly privileged to be a part of that and you will see how this will pan out in the next decade. It’s a very exciting time for brands across categories to be built in India. “Ganesh

“So, when we wanted to actually higher our first developer, we actually didn’t know how to interview that person. We didn’t know what to ask him during that interview. Consistency, I think is very important. One of the things that I and Ganesh always say is that getup-dress up and show up. So, I feel early-stage start-ups need to do a lot of collaborations. This is not something you can actually completely build out on your own. Of course, there is marketing and there is a growth hack but being able to partner with people is very important and the partnerships could be on all fronts.” Utkarsh

Utkarsh Biradar and Ganesh Balakrishnan founders of Flatheads. Flatheads Aurea, India’s first bamboo sneaker. They share their entrepreneurial journey with some interesting insights on the future of e-commerce, challenges faced while incorporating sustainability, and many more amazing insights from their own journey.

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“I started in the world of social media just for fun personally. How can you take what you are already doing in social media and use is for companies whose projects you believe in and you can really help to then help more people on a bigger scale There is nothing better than entrepreneurship because you are just learning all the time? It’s just a constant learning curve. And for me, I am not a sustainability expert, I am not you know, an eco-professional, but even just a consumer myself as a person, I wanted to do better, I wanted to do more, I wanted to understand, you know when it comes to sustainability, when it comes to ethics, when it comes to our wellbeing and how all of these are interconnected it’s just so cool to learn about and I get to do that while I make a living. I mean what more could you want.”

Claire Matz, Founder of The Social Palm. The Social Palm is a digital marketing agency dedicated to helping sustainable, ethical and wellness brands CONNECT with their audiences and GROW their business through social media.  

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“I started in the world of social media just for fun personally. How can you take what you are already doing in social media and use is for companies whose projects you believe in and you can really help to then help more people on a bigger scale There is nothing better than entrepreneurship because you are just learning all the time? It’s just a constant learning curve. And for me, I am not a sustainability expert, I am not you know, an eco-professional, but even just a consumer myself as a person, I wanted to do better, I wanted to do more, I wanted to understand, you know when it comes to sustainability, when it comes to ethics, when it comes to our wellbeing and how all of these are interconnected it’s just so cool to learn about and I get to do that while I make a living. I mean what more could you want.”

Claire Matz, Founder of The Social Palm. The Social Palm is a digital marketing agency dedicated to helping sustainable, ethical and wellness brands CONNECT with their audiences and GROW their business through social media.  

The Social Palm

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Maria, “And I was like, that one thing that I am passionate about, I don’t see people doing this, but everyone is doing everything else. Maybe this is for me, that I am going to start and that is what pushed me. My biggest learning from my journey is like I can’t just stop. I can’t stop because my body and brain won’t let me. I feel good about what I am doing. I feel like I am leaving a positive impact on this world, I am inspiring generations, I am inspiring people older and younger and people older and younger are inspiring me. I was like if I am going to start this zero-waste store its literally to protect life on earth”

Maria Camilo Vasco is the founder of Uvida. Uvida, Boston’s first zero-waste shop. Maria shares her incredible journey with Uvida. She is truly an amazing Climapreneur- Entrepreneur Driving Climate Action. From being an immigrant to choosing a political science major in college to running Uvida, she shares her experiences. It all lies in the journey.

Uvida

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Maria, “And I was like, that one thing that I am passionate about, I don’t see people doing this, but everyone is doing everything else. Maybe this is for me, that I am going to start and that is what pushed me. My biggest learning from my journey is like I can’t just stop. I can’t stop because my body and brain won’t let me. I feel good about what I am doing. I feel like I am leaving a positive impact on this world, I am inspiring generations, I am inspiring people older and younger and people older and younger are inspiring me. I was like if I am going to start this zero-waste store its literally to protect life on earth”

Maria Camilo Vasco is the founder of Uvida. Uvida, Boston’s first zero-waste shop. Maria shares her incredible journey with Uvida. She is truly an amazing Climapreneur- Entrepreneur Driving Climate Action. From being an immigrant to choosing a political science major in college to running Uvida, she shares her experiences. It all lies in the journey.

Uvida

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Kirti Sharma, founder of Kiraas. An MBBS student. Kirti is an inspirational individual. It's incredible the way she is managing both Kiraas and MBBS. She talks about Kiraas, her journey, her own experiences. She talks about learning new things on her way. She created Kiraas from her own savings. There is so much to learn from her.

She inspires us and makes us believe if you want to follow your passion, your dreams. There are no excuses! Absolutely no excuses.

Kiraas

Kirti Sharma, founder of Kiraas. An MBBS student. Kirti is an inspirational individual. It's incredible the way she is managing both Kiraas and MBBS. She talks about Kiraas, her journey, her own experiences. She talks about learning new things on her way. She created Kiraas from her own savings. There is so much to learn from her.

She inspires us and makes us believe if you want to follow your passion, your dreams. There are no excuses! Absolutely no excuses.

Kiraas

Masu Living, India's first 100% natural and organic yoga products brand. Shikha Singla is the founder of MasuLiving. It is inspirational how while finding a solution for herself self she created a solution for all. The solution is for everyone in the true sense. The solution includes the planet. She started her own line of natural plant-based yoga products. The journey with Masu si beautiful. How Yoga helped her in her journey is amazing.

"Minimalism is something that we need to adopt. With new brands coming up, sustainable products becoming accessible it's great. It’s great for all of us but again we have to realize what we need and not hoard things just because they are sustainable and overnight just switch off, switch whatever you have currently, just remove them and buy sustainable products that’s not the way. I would really urge people and suggest please use up whatever you currently have and then make the gradual change. "- Shikha Singla

Masu Living

Masu Living, India's first 100% natural and organic yoga products brand. Shikha Singla is the founder of MasuLiving. It is inspirational how while finding a solution for herself self she created a solution for all. The solution is for everyone in the true sense. The solution includes the planet. She started her own line of natural plant-based yoga products. The journey with Masu si beautiful. How Yoga helped her in her journey is amazing.

"Minimalism is something that we need to adopt. With new brands coming up, sustainable products becoming accessible it's great. It’s great for all of us but again we have to realize what we need and not hoard things just because they are sustainable and overnight just switch off, switch whatever you have currently, just remove them and buy sustainable products that’s not the way. I would really urge people and suggest please use up whatever you currently have and then make the gradual change. "- Shikha Singla

Masu Living

They have saved over 1 Billion Liters of Water in the last 7 Years. Uttam Banerjee is the Co-founder, Ceo of Ekam Eco solutions. He shares his journey of creating Ekam. From leaving his corporate job to pursuing a college project, to developing solutions for millions.

"Find out a real problem, find out a real solution and ask yourself, whether you can put 100% of your heart into it, then only jump into it. "- Uttam Banerjee

Ekam Eco Solutions

They have saved over 1 Billion Liters of Water in the last 7 Years. Uttam Banerjee is the Co-founder, Ceo of Ekam Eco solutions. He shares his journey of creating Ekam. From leaving his corporate job to pursuing a college project, to developing solutions for millions.

"Find out a real problem, find out a real solution and ask yourself, whether you can put 100% of your heart into it, then only jump into it. "- Uttam Banerjee

Ekam Eco Solutions

#TheClimapreneurShow with Shweta Dalmia. #episode2

“I don’t like to use the word professionally because, to be honest, our aim is not just to build a profession around; it’s become our passion because we have ourselves seen the change it has brought in our own child. – Supriya Sarin. 

Listen to this amazing conversation with Supriya. Supriya Sarin is the co-founder of Vnya. A solution bearer. Making Climate Action beautiful. Creating things on good.

The way they have created Vnya is so beautiful and inspirational. She has nurtured it with love, kindness, and happiness.  As she says, "Every day has to be lived. Everyday. You can’t think of tomorrow."

#TheClimapreneurShow with Shweta Dalmia. #episode2

“I don’t like to use the word professionally because, to be honest, our aim is not just to build a profession around; it’s become our passion because we have ourselves seen the change it has brought in our own child. – Supriya Sarin. 

Listen to this amazing conversation with Supriya. Supriya Sarin is the co-founder of Vnya. A solution bearer. Making Climate Action beautiful. Creating things on good.

The way they have created Vnya is so beautiful and inspirational. She has nurtured it with love, kindness, and happiness.  As she says, "Every day has to be lived. Everyday. You can’t think of tomorrow."