India’s green economy is being built far beyond the usual EV and solar narrative. From waste and textiles to used cooking oil, a new generation of entrepreneurs is turning environmental challenges into businesses. But startups alone cannot build this...

Technology September 09, 2026 05:00 AM

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India’s green economy is being built far beyond the usual EV and solar narrative. From waste and textiles to used cooking oil, a new generation of entrepreneurs is turning environmental challenges into businesses. But startups alone cannot build this...

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