Amrit-Rup & Earth’s Embrace: Students Reviving Eco-Friendly Idol Traditions

Festivals are moments of joy, devotion, and togetherness, but they should also be kind to our planet. Eco-Club students from Nandan Nagar H.S. School and Ramthakur Pathshala Girls H.S. School in Agartala, West Tripura, showed how tradition and sustainability can go hand in hand.  Read More

Workshop on SUP alternatives - Reusing old and discarded Cloths/ Textile for hand bags

Over 200 students and teachers from 60 School Eco-Clubs in Namchi, Soreng, and Gyalshing Districts came together for a hands-on workshop on Sustainable Lifestyles.   Read More

Cloth Bags for a Sustainable Future: Reaching Out to the Community with a Plastic-Free Initiative

Environment Education Programme 2025–26 launched a powerful initiative to combat single-use plastics. By skilling students to create and use cloth bags from discarded clothing, the program catalyzed these eco-warriors to enlighten the community with practical, eco-friendly skills, fosterin...  Read More

Sustainable Grass Craft Revival – Weaving Tradition with Conservation

HIMCOSTE, the Implementing Agency of Himachal Pradesh under the Environment Education Programme (EEP), organised a hands-on training programme at Senior Secondary School, Bhaleth, District Hamirpur to revive the eco-friendly tradition of making craft items from Buggar grass. This initiativ...  Read More

Making of Decorative Items from Corn Leaves: A Step Towards Sustainability

A hands-on training programme on making decorative items from eco-friendly material, namely corn leaves, was organized for school and college eco-clubs by the Mizoram Pollution Control Board under the Environment Education Programme (EEP) of MoEF&CC, GoI on 12th September 2025 at Aizawl.  Read More