Ep 67 Green Talks - Featuring Dhanashri Agarwal, Creatrix of Susty_Hasti_ZindagiThrough her vibrant presence on Instagram and her thoughtful words on Green Tatwa Talks, Dhanashri Agarwal reminds us that living sustainably doesn’t have to be a burden—it can be joyful, intentional, and full of heart. Her journey is proof that when we lead with laughter and awareness, we truly can craft a susty, hasti zindagi. Dhanashri Agarwal, widely known on Instagram as ⁠@susty_hasti_zindagi⁠, is more than just a content creator—she’s a vibrant voice in the growing movement toward sustainable living. With her trademark humor, authenticity, and passion for the planet, Dhanashri brings a refreshing perspective to eco-conscious living.

Ep 66 Green Talks - Featuring Smita Mathur, Owner SV FarmsA few years ago, Smita and her husband bought a small piece of land near a grassland, a spot they often visited for birdwatching. Drawn by the natural beauty and the promise of a canal nearby, they made the leap — despite having no background in farming. However, after the purchase, they discovered the land was far from fertile — it was barren, stony, and dry. The "canal" was more myth than reality.What was once a dry, lifeless plot is now a green haven.

Their land is alive with birds, stingless bees that help with pollination, dogs, and even small animals who have started finding shelter among the growing trees and shrubs. Birdwatching is no longer just a weekend hobby — it’s a daily delight from their doorstep.

In the latest episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I had the pleasure of hosting Samriddhi Gupta, the creative mind behind the Instagram page Bland Boba. A sustainability enthusiast and advocate of slow fashion, Samriddhi brings a unique perspective to eco-conscious living, blending her Gen Z flair with deep insights into sustainable habits, plant-based living, and low-waste lifestyles.

Ep 64 Green Talks - A Path to Sustainability at 5RCYCLE - Featuring Dr. Smita Birkar

In today’s episode of Green Tatwa Talks, I had the privilege of diving into the inspiring journey of 5RCYCLE Foundation. Founded by the visionary Dr. Smita Birkar, 5RCYCLE has been at the forefront of promoting zero-waste practices and transforming waste management in Mumbai. We explored how the foundation has championed the 5R philosophy—Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, and Recycle—to create impactful solutions for reducing landfill waste and fostering a circular economy. From diverting over 250 metric tons of waste from landfills to innovative initiatives like mangrove cleanups, recycling education for kids, and creative repurposing projects, 5RCYCLE is a shining example of how dedicated efforts can inspire sustainable change. It was truly enlightening to learn about their mission and how we can all contribute to a greener planet!

It fills me with immense joy to celebrate the conclusion of another impactful season of Green Tatwa Talks, a platform that has now hosted over 60 interviews with eco-friendly, sustainable souls who are championing zero-waste lifestyles and conscious living. Season 3 has been yet another incredible chapter in our journey to promote sustainable choices, inspire action, and create awareness for a greener tomorrow. I want to extend my deepest gratitude to all our listeners, readers, and supporters. Each story shared during this season has been a reminder of how small, thoughtful steps can make a big difference. These stories of sustainability, conscious lifestyles, and zero-waste practices are the fuel that drives this mission forward.

In today’s episode of Green Tatwa Talks, we will dive deeper into Anjali’s inspiring journey. From her grassroots efforts with Sunheri Mitti to becoming a changemaker in sustainability, Anjali shares her invaluable experiences, insights, and lessons. Whether you’re a gardener, an environmentalist, or someone curious about living sustainably, her story will inspire you to take meaningful steps toward a greener future.

Through Sunheri Mitti, Anjali Choudhary reminds us that taking care of the soil isn’t just an environmental act—it’s a humanitarian one. Healthy soil means abundant crops, vibrant greenery, and balanced ecosystems that support all forms of life. Her journey shows us the importance of reconnecting with nature, of seeing the earth not just as a provider, but as a partner in our journey to live sustainably.

Green Tatwa Talks Ep 61 – In conversation with Sustainable Ashwin

In our latest episode of Green Tatwa Talk, I had the pleasure of hosting Ashwin, a.k.a. @Sustainability_Hero, to dive into the world of sustainable living, composting, and the magic of bioenzymes.

Ashwin shared his inspiring journey towards low-waste conscious living and emphasized the interconnectedness of life—how the food we eat, the waste we create, and the health of our planet form a seamless cycle. He believes that mindful choices can restore the balance disrupted by overconsumption and climate change.

It was fun to host a truly inspiring voice in the realm of sustainability—Damanjot Kaur. Hailing from a serene village in Punjab, Damanjot is a passionate advocate for sustainable living and climate action, inspiring over 13,000 followers on social media to embrace eco-friendly lifestyles. With her relatable and actionable tips, she demonstrates how small lifestyle changes can create a big impact on our planet's future.