Invest in Technology: Save the Planet

Anil Sethi, Chairman, Pump Academy Private Limited If earth could speak for itself, it will certainly tell us that it is starving, suffocating and getting warmer day after day. The natural resources like water, soil, minerals, air, environment and ecological habitats are all declining. Best practices, technological intervention, conservation and care for these resources are paramount so that all living things can benefit from them now and in the future. The ever increasing pollution and contamination of the soil has far-reaching consequences that can be catastrophic for water, air, habitations,…

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Dr Nupur Bahadur,  Associate Director, Environment & Waste Management Division & Head, NMCG-TERI CoE on Water Reuse, The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), New Delhi 

The Universe is created out of five basic elements, called the panchamahabhutas, namely the earth (prithvi), water (jal), fire (tejas), wind (vayu) and space (akasha). The Mother Earth is supreme and shall be saved when all elements are taken care of. Earth Day is an annual event on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. The concept of Earth Day was first introduced by peace activist John McConnell at a UNESCO Conference in 1969 and the first celebration was held on April 22, 1970, which now includes a wide range…

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Manoj Nainani, Executive Director – Energy & Sustainable Cities, Egis India and South Asia, Egis India

Our planet is an amazing place and we responsible to make it a better place to live for us and for the upcoming generations. “Climate emergency, our absolute priority”. We are a global leader in green infrastructure and as a company we are committed to fight against climate change and biodiversity erosion. We offer a wide range of solutions to benefit the environment. In all our fields of work, our engineers develop innovative operational solutions to address specific environmental issues: care for In all engineering services, deployment of eco-design practices,…

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The Earth …. A Solitary Planet!

Manisha kinge, Manager-Project & Design, Jain Irrigation Systems Pvt. Ltd The Earth is called Mother! Where a favourable – liveable climate called the greenhouse effect is controlled for the growth of microorganisms to giant species. Earth is providing useful elements & resources for us like water, food, shelter, clothes, air, minerals, fuel, power, and wealth for our day-to-day life and business. There are many articles, books, poems, songs, etc written and could be found on Earth. In Sanskrit, Earth is treated as a goddess, and many kingdoms & civilizations flourished &…

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Dilip Yewalekar, Senior Vice President, Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd

The Earth is the womb of the universe! Where everything takes birth, grows, and merges! Also protects all of us from external forces and radiation! The Earth holds water, lava, and air, and balances a favorable livable climate for micro to mega creatures … makes us Good Morning Every Day without fail! In our culture, we respect the Earth as ‘Bhoo Mata – Goddess Lakshmi’ and offer prayers on many occasions, before the construction, doing farming, and many more activities as scripted in holy literature. ‘Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: The World is…

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Aishwarya Agrawal, Chief of Staff, CIMCON Software India Pvt Ltd

Earth Day is an occasion for individuals and organizations to unite and take action to safeguard the environment. As Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, “Reducing waste, conserving water, and using public transportation can go a long way in protecting our natural resources and ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.” On this Earth Day, let us take a moment to reflect on the importance of preserving our planet and finding innovative solutions to environmental challenges. One company that is leading the way in promoting sustainable technologies and practices…

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Sourav Daspatnaik, Managing Director, Swach Environment Pvt Ltd

Earth is the only living planet and water is vital for sustaining life. 2/3 of the surface of earth is the ocean. Water is a finite resource within the Planet and we need to be mindful of the way we manage our water resources including waste water. Climate change is going to be critical for the Planet . On this day lets pledge to keep the Earth habitable and water neutral.

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Col. Bhaskar Tatwawadi (Veteran), Director, DoubleShotz Pte. Ltd.            

EARTHLINGS have lost yet another year since the last Earth Day 2022! And we have a lot to show for all the progress made in conferences, meetings, policy tweaks on papers, verbal assurances of implementing more and more conservation measures to push away the ZERO WATER DAY! In the meantime, summer of 23 has arrived with a vengeance and even as I write this quote in Mumbai, the outside temperature is about 400 C. When Nature starts asserting itself notwithstanding the half-hearted human endeavours, it beats all predictions and computational…

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Mr. Kamal Tiwari, Chief Executive Officer, Daiki Axis India

 Earth Day is an important day that reminds us of the importance of environmental protection and sustainable development. It is a day when we all come together to celebrate the beauty of our planet and to raise awareness about the need to preserve it for future generations. On this Earth Day, I extend my best wishes to everyone and urge everyone to take concrete actions to promote sustainability and protect the environment. I urge everyone to take concrete actions towards promoting sustainability and environmental responsibility. We should remain committed to…

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Dr. S. K. Sarkar, Distinguished Fellow, TERI

‘Water is critical for life on earth and is an enabler of economic development. India has about 18 percent of world population, but has only about 4 percent of world’s fresh water resources. There is temporal and spatial variation of water resources availability. For example, the per capita water availability in Barak and Brahmaputra river basin is about 11 times higher than that of Gangetic river basin. Due to climate change impact, there is high frequency of rainfall precipitation, and droughts are more frequent. Water demand for various uses is…

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