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  Yet another morning walk

 Soon the vacations for children are going to start. What's your plan? Where are you planning to go? Air trip, Rail trip, Staycation or Raod trip? I have had a lot of road trip with my kids since there childhood. Some very long 10 hour trips some decent 2-4 hour trips too. I feel road trips are entertaining with kids with a little bit of planning. So. do you have a Road trip on list these holidays? Let’s be honest—keeping kids entertained during long (or even short) car rides without resorting to screens can feel like an impossible task. But it doesn’t have to be! There are plenty of fun, engaging, and even educational ways to keep kids busy without a tablet in sight. In fact, some of the best road trip memories come from conversations, games, and laughter—not screen time . Whether you’re heading out for a weekend getaway or just running errands around town, here are some easy screen-free ways to keep your kids entertained in the car . 1. Kids’ Podcasts 🎙️ Podcas...

 Food waste is a growing concern, but with thoughtful planning and simple changes, we can all make a difference. Reducing food waste is essential for a sustainable lifestyle, benefiting the environment, saving money, and supporting your community. Here’s how to reduce food waste, save money, and help the environment. Plan and Shop Wisely Create a Meal Plan : Plan meals for the week and make a detailed shopping list with quantities. Use What You Have : Check your fridge and pantry before shopping to avoid duplicates. Avoid Overbuying : Purchase only what you can use, especially perishables, and skip bulk deals unless you’ll consume them in time. Cut Down on Food Waste Many of us discard food without a second thought. To change this: Eat smaller portions : Serve what you can finish, and go back for seconds if needed. Plan your meals : Organize your weekly menu to avoid over-purchasing. Shop smart : Only buy in bulk if you’re certain you’ll ...

 I came across "All We Imagine as Light" as a suggestion from a dear friend, and it turned out to be a lovely watch. Initially, I wanted to see it in theaters but was unable to. Fortunately, I later found it on Hotstar. I didn’t have a login for Hotstar, but that same friend shared their account, making it possible for me to finally watch the film. The effort and little struggle to watch it were totally worth it. The movie's delicate storytelling and strong performances left a lasting impression on me. Intrigued by the lead actress’s portrayal, I went on to watch a few other films she has acted in. Her versatility and depth in various roles further deepened my appreciation of her craft. The director and the entire team of actors deserve immense praise for their nuanced work. They brought out the essence of the story beautifully, creating an emotional and visual experience that resonated deeply. Additionally, I came across a review by actor Manav Kaul on Instagram...

  Rain Rain go away Come again another day And till the time you come back let’s save this rain… What say? Rains and all the things connected to them are wonderful. Be it poetry, romance, water everywhere, greenery, freshness, fun, puddles pakoras, and much more to the list. We enjoy rains but have we ever given a thought of saving this fun for future. Yes, I’m talking about rainwater harvesting. Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is  a simple method by which rainfall is collected for future usage . The collected rainwater may be stored, utilized in different ways, or directly used for recharge purposes. Yes, rainwater needs to be stored and reused properly. There is no rocket science in it, you just store rainwater in drums on your rooftop and in  open areas around your home . Most importantly, We need to store rainwater to consume it for  future use , as it also helps us preserve rainwater for useful purposes otherwise it mainly flows down in the sewer or drainag...

  Plastics give a helpful hand, but they are polluting our land! There is hardly any doubt that the use of plastic products makes life easier. But if we see the ratio between plastic use’s pros and cons, we can see a clearer picture. If we weigh on a balancing machine, the side with the harmful effects is much heavier. The use of plastics leaves behind tons of waste and trash that require cleaning up. They are non-reusable, and if we look around, we will find proof of it. It is proven that plastics are a cause of cancers, congenital disabilities, and so much more. The greatest threat is posed to the marine ecosystem as we do not think twice before dumping all our wastes into the water bodies. These toxic wastes move about in the seas and oceans, and numerous fish, turtles, and other aquatic species confuse these as food items. In this episode of Praguntatwa talks, My Green Podcast with Panchtatwa Girl, do listen to the voice of a youth who belives in beating plastic pollution ...

Clubbing energy efficiency with renewable energy will give us the much-needed window to incubate the renewable energy sector, particularly large solar, without having to increase the price of electricity. Jamshyd Godrej Panchtatwa Girl brings you Green talks and presents here yet another eco-friendly episode. In this episode, we are discussing energy efficiency and sustainability. Have you ever thought about whether energy efficiency and sustainability are related? The ideal sustainable business creates outputs and inputs that are interchangeable. A perfectly sustainable business would have zero waste and require zero information outside growth. If worked upon improper manner “Efficiency can enable economic growth, reduce emissions and improve energy security. Sustainable energy can be defined as a form of energy that can be utilized again and again without putting a source in danger of getting depleted, expiring, or vanishing. It's all about making proper choices to efficiently us...

 PanchTatwa Girl brings you an eco-friendly talk series. Praguntatwa talks - The Green Podcast focuses on spreading awareness on eco-friendly living and talks with people sharing conscious and sustainable living ideas. Meet my first guest sharing minimalist lifestyle and eco-travel ideas. Eco-friendly living is not a choice - It's a habit. Know how habits help you live more consciously from manasmukul in this conversation on #greentalks with PanchtatwaGirl . Don't forget to follow Eco-travel tips from the episode. Simply Tune in to my first episode on Eco-friendly talks on my Green podcast & Listen to Manas Mukul sharing Eco-friendly and minimalist views of his lifestyle and tips on Eco-travel. Listen to the podcast on Spotify too. More on this episode Although it may just seem like a millennial fad to most, minimalism, when practiced for the right reasons, can benefit your life significantly. I even read that Minimalism has been hailed as a “rich, ...