Solar Energy  

Yogesh Baliyan, a farmer from Muzaffarnagar, embarked on his natural farming journey in 2015. He established a mobile food van that runs on solar energy. Today, he earns between Rs 5 to 7 thousand daily. Moreover, he also extends his help to other farmers who express interest in making similar vehicles to establish another source of income.

Mumbai’s Sachin Shigwan has made solar energy available to over 550 villages of 10 states. He is known as the ‘Solar Man of India’ who has installed water pumps, streetlights, and water filters in the villages. Solar energy does not only make life easier, but it is positive step towards building a sustainable world.

The Indian Institute of Science (IISc) has developed a solar photovoltaic powered electric vehicle (EV) charging station

Delhi schools, which have installed solar panels on rooftops, will not just save money but also earn as they sell surplus electricity 
 

One of the world's first organisations, Global Himalayan Expedition (GHE) is using tourism and technology to bring solar energy to remote communities

When an adversity presents itself, it is natural that one gets bogged down by it. But there are a few souls who use this adversity as an opportunity to come up with new inventions to help the society at large
 

Places of worship in India are making a green statement by using solar energy to power prayers across the country.

On World Energy Conservation Day, Manjunath Gangadhar, a former ISRO employee and video journalist of a media house urged people to turn to solar energy as a substitute for electricity to save the earth

The new solar panels have been placed in an area of four hectares adjacent to the coach maintenance yard. The KMRL commissioned a 2,719-kW capacity solar farm situated on the marshy land of the metro coach maintenance yard at Muttom. 
 

India is the sixth largest producer of renewable energy, and fifth largest producer of solar energy in the world, Swaraj said at the high level meeting on climate change at UN General Assembly