SDGs, also known as Global Goals were created with the intention to replace the MDGs in order to meet the need for sustainable development.

This blog discusses overconsumption in a holistic way. One research has shown that 80% of the resources are consumed by just 20% of people.

Sustained as it retains means that we can have a sustained future for the next generation if the continuation of supply goes on.

This article highlights the importance of good health and well being because no mankind can live without good health care.

The need of the hour is to talk about the varied shortcomings of Sustainable Development and how we can overcome them before 2030.

It provides everyone with basic amenities- education, healthcare, a decent standard of living is a major step towards social sustainability.

This blog focuses upon how an imbalance in society impacts negatively upon the nourishing minds of children, stress for discriminated people.

A heartfelt journey by Surabhi through eco-anxiety, conscious living, and the hope of reviving the once-thriving Arkavati River in Bangalore.

This blog primarily focuses on creating a gender-neutral society and steps through which we can achieve the SDG 5.

Sustainable Development Goals includes aspects like poverty, inequality, environment degradation, peace and justice and climate change also.

It covers caste and colour-based discrimination as the most important aspect of inequality in the distribution of resources.

Unemployment is a situation when a person who is capable of working, actively seeking work is unable to get work.