Climate Warriors

Known as the “Canal Man of India,” Padmashree Daitari Naik carved lifelines through barren lands, proving that determination can transform landscapes and lives.

In her fields powered by solar energy, Malati Munda showcases how clean energy can transform agriculture while protecting the planet.

Her clean cookstove initiative cuts through the smoke of her village, paving the way for healthier homes and a sustainable future.

His natural farming practices and promotion of eco-friendly techniques stand as a testament to his commitment to battling climate change.

Breaking barriers as a PVTG leader, Hita Juanga turned farmers’ lives around as MD of Dasery Farmers’ Producer Company, driving a millet revolution.

Her passion for millets led her to conserve seeds and revive indigenous varieties, earning recognition for her fight against climate change.

He became a pioneer in his village, using a micro solar pump to bring water to his fields, igniting hope for sustainable farming in Junaga.

Her dedication to natural farming and climate-smart practices inspires a new wave of progressive farmers across her community.

With over three decades of dedication, Dr. Biswaprakash Bhattacharya leads the fight against climate change, creating a legacy of sustainability, founder of SG Foundation.

She was the First Lady to adopt a micro solar pump, inspiring her remote Juanga tribe village. Her bold step of adopting a micro solar pump changed the way her community farms, inspiring many to embrace climate-smart agriculture.

A guardian of seeds, Sunil Tirkey safeguards the future by promoting Ragi and Kodo millets, resilient crops for a changing climate.

As a progressive farmer and community leader, Parameswar Mahanta’s efforts in natural farming inspire many to adopt eco-friendly agricultural practices.