Archives: '19 Issue 03

Kaiwan Mehta, Rachel Lopez, Sameer Kulavoor and Ritesh Uttamchandani talk about their connection and engagement with the financial capital

Founded by Zuzana Gombosova and Susmith C. Suseelan, the newly developed biocomposite material is water-resistant and reuses the water from mature, husked coconuts produced by the coconut industry during the flesh harvesting process...

Cricket — perhaps the ground sport most affected by weather conditions and consequently climate change — is in danger of muddying its legacy thanks to a showy capitalistic 21st-century avatar, which poses a threat to the same environmental stability it counts on. In the second of a 4-part series Verve talks to Juhi Chawla who is championing sustainable practices to ensure that, moving forward, spectators can expect a clean game

Cricket — perhaps the ground sport most affected by weather conditions and consequently climate change — is in danger of muddying its legacy thanks to a showy capitalistic 21st-century avatar, which poses a threat to the same environmental stability it counts on. In part 1 of 4 Verve talks to Russell Seymour who is championing sustainable practices to ensure that, moving forward, spectators can expect a clean game

Balbinder Kumar Kangri's delicately rendered paintings capture the glory of changing seasons over 12 months. They narrate mythic Indian romances, with the lovers’ undulating emotions taking on a tangible dimension through the eloquent imagery of flowers in bloom or ominous rain clouds.

The age of the internet influencer is evident no more than at the Cannes red carpet

From buying clothes that are a size larger so her son doesn't outgrow them to buying toxic-free furniture, the founder of Swedish blog Make It Last is striving to transform her home into an eco-friendly zone

From a stand-up show by an Emmy-winning comedian to an exhibition on the importance of preserving cultural artefacts, Verve gives you the lowdown on the events that should be on your radar this weekend

Bittu Sahgal, founder and editor of nature and wildlife conservation magazine Sanctuary Asia, is well aware of the damage that his generation has caused the environment; yet he remains hopeful. He highlights the pressing issues that are endangering our country’s flora and fauna, and speaks with Verve about the potential of the youth to catalyse a shift towards a more sustainable future

Through her Instagram page, @climatekarma, Padmini Gopal outlines what threats the environment is facing and what you can do to reduce your carbon footprint and curtail climate change