Meera K 11:31 PM, July 24th, 2009

Add your points on how one can be eco-friendly in our daily lives.

Hafsa 12:26 PM, July 29th, 2009

planting more plants - whether it's in a pot, if you live in an apartment, or in your backyard

Trupti Godbole 10:52 AM, August 4th, 2009

Start composting all organic waste. Visit www.dailydump.org for more information on composting.
Save water, electricity, and any other source of energy.
REDUCE, REUSE, RECYCLE as much as you can.

Meera K 02:34 PM, August 20th, 2009

For the upcoming Ganesha festival, if you want unbaked, uncoloured Ganesha vigrahams of the size that can be dissolved at home in a bucket of water and poured back to join your garden soil, can contact Seshadri from Basavangudi: 3419177 or 9342303247

Prosenjit Paul 02:12 PM, October 6th, 2009

There are far too many cars and two wheelers on the road. Folks even drive to a gym or a park two kilometers away for a jog. I find it quite amusing. Why not invest in a bicycle or simply walk?Burn calories,not fossil fuel!

maya 11:00 AM, November 17th, 2009

Reduce the use of plastic cover.
-carry a cloth bag or
-keep a cloth bag inside your car or bike
-order the stuff from the nearby provision store

Chetan Prasad 07:40 PM, December 9th, 2009

Save Water by using a simple, inexpensive FOOT TAP. This prevents water from being wasted when we wash, shave or brush at the sink as the normal tendency is to leave the water running since both hands are occupied.
Visit http://watermiser.ning.com
Every drop is precious. But do we care enough?