Pedestrian-friendly Footpaths
If you are living in Bengaluru, you would fondly remember the walks you could go with friends and sip hot tea with friends. Not everyone can go to the gym, but one thing that everyone can do is walk. Walking
Garden Hub for Food-related activities
Garden Hub for activities related to food classes/ collection/ distribution. A community to connect with people around you.Every little thing surrounding you has a meaning. Majorly the people around, make a-lot-of difference to your life, building a healthy relationship with each
the importance of EAting right
Eating good food that is pesticide free and grown organically has assumed much importance in the post COVID-19 world. A report by the World Health Organization says, “it is imperative for the food industry to reinforce personal hygiene measures and provide
10 reasons to Invite plants into your home
Maybe you do not think you were born with a specialty, but after tilling, planting, nurturing, and harvesting plants, you would possibly see a rather different person within the mirror: Someone who can grow things and maybe a little more
Walkability is the new metric
Do you live in a walkable community? Take the fittest and healthy people around you and you would see one thing that is common among them - They love walking. Physical exercise has never been more important than now. If you
Bangalore air quality is worsening. What can you do?
Bangalore hit high pollution level in seven months Bangalore air pollution is hitting a new high since the past seven months; the air quality in Bangalore has severely worsened causing, concern among citizens and experts, which is particularly owing to the
five essential things to look for in a community
While many of us look for options that provide a luxurious lifestyle for our family, we tend to miss some essential amenities that might change the way we stay in a community. I am sure you have a wish list
walking in a Biophilic community
Most of us today live in cities and spend far less time outside in green, natural spaces. During this difficult period like COVID-19, people living indoors are prone to a higher risk of anxiety, depression, and other mental illnesses than
