The SNAP high-speed scooter is designed to provide an exciting riding experience without compromising sustainability. With a peak motor output of 2000 watts and a top speed of 60 km/h, the SNAP provides unparalleled performance and agility. The SNAP, with a range of 105 km on a single charge and a charging time of less than 4 hours, guarantees easy and dependable urban transportation. Its innovative features include a Waterproof IP67 motor, a Robust Indian chassis as well as an AIS 156-certified smart battery (LFP) that is fireproof, long-lasting, and simple to maintain. In addition, the SNAP has a CAN-enabled display for exact battery level monitoring and distance-to-empty computation, as well as cruise control for enhanced convenience.

On the other hand, the E2 Low-Speed Model is engineered for urban commuters seeking reliability and sustainability. With a motor power of 250 watts and a maximum speed of 25 km/h, the E2 prioritizes safety and sustainability. Offering a range of either 70 km and a charging time of just 4 hours, the E2 ensures hassle-free urban commuting with minimal environmental impact.

Nemin Vora, CEO of Odysse Electric, stated, “At Odysse Electric, we strive to redefine the electric mobility landscape with sustainable and innovative solutions that empower consumers and contribute to a greener future. With the introduction of the SNAP high-speed scooter and the E2 low-speed model, we demonstrate our unwavering commitment to excellence, sustainability, and customer satisfaction. It is our belief that these new offerings will set new standards for electric two-wheelers in India and beyond.”

Since its establishment in 2020, Odysse Electric has been at the forefront of transforming India’s electric vehicle landscape. Renowned for its eco-friendly and technologically advanced offerings, Odysse Electric continues to receive international recognition for its unwavering dedication to excellence, innovation, and sustainability.

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The workshop was conducted under the able guidance of a resident, Malinee Rana, and was supported by the Managing Committee of the Society. Kids were captivated by the creative aspect of molding their own idols and were taught the artistry and patience required in the whole process of making idols of their favorite Lord Ganesha.

Throughout the workshop, discussions revolved around the importance of responsible celebrations and the need for widespread adoption of eco-friendly practices. Children were left with not only eco-friendly idols but also a deeper understanding of the significance of sustainable choices.

The clubhouse reverberated with chants of GANPATI BAPPA MORAYA by all present after the children proudly displayed their creation of an eco-friendly idol of Lord Ganesha. The workshop served as a catalyst for change within our housing societies.

The Ganga Nebula Society’s initiative towards sustainability is commendable, and such efforts should be encouraged and replicated in other societies as well. The workshop was a step towards creating awareness among children and their parents about the importance of eco-friendly practices and responsible celebrations.

News Headline: Ganga Nebula Society Promotes Eco-Friendly Celebrations with Workshop on Making Ganesh Idols for Kids.

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Shadu clay idols dissolve faster than those made of regular clay, making them environment-friendly with a low carbon footprint. At the time of visarjan, the idols can be immersed in a bucket of water at home, returning to their clay form, and can be reused for sculpting.

Parents and children attended the workshop, learning to love Mother Earth as much as they love their own mothers. By making their own Ganpati, the children also reduced harm to the planet by not buying one from the market.

The workshop also emphasized social responsibility, with proceeds being invested in curating joy bags filled with essential food grains for less privileged families. For every idol made, one family receives their monthly groceries.

Dimple Somji of With Love NGO said, “The kids not only learned a new skill but were made aware of their social responsibilities in a fun and friendly way.“

To get involved in similar workshops, contact With Love NGO and Neelima Ladkat on their Instagram handle @withlovepune and sprinkle kindness into the world.

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PUNE: In a grand ceremony titled “Unbottled – Towards a Greener Future”, Mr. S M Vaidya, Chairman, IndianOil, launched a special “sustainable & green” uniform exclusively designed for nearly 3 lakh IndianOil Fuel Station Attendants and Indane LPG Gas delivery personnel. The dress materials for these uniforms have been extracted from recycled polyester derived from the processing of used & discarded PET bottles. This initiative would support recycling about 405 tonnes of PET bottles, equivalent to offsetting over 20 million bottles yearly. Renowned actor and environmental activist Ms. Bhumi Pendekar also graced the launch event.

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. S M Vaidya said, “These eco-friendly uniforms will shine as our green commitment, and I am delighted that our frontline energy soldiers will don them. About 8 million metric tonnes of plastic enter the ocean annually, and about 150 million metric tonnes circulate in our marine ecosystems. At this pace, by 2050, there will be more plastics in the sea than fish. The conversion of plastic bottles into fabric is a beautiful example of how diligent handling of problems opens doors to new opportunities.”

Mr. Vaidya also spoke of IndianOil’s other eco-conservation outreaches like concerted drives to protect the Indian Single Horned Rhino and the reintroduction of Cheetahs in Indian forests after it went extinct over seven decades ago. He also reiterated IndianOil’s commitment to go Net Zero by 2046.

Ms. Bhumi Pendekar, while lauding IndianOil’s green outreach, said, “Each of us can play a significant role by embracing sustainability as the way of life. As a citizen of the country, I feel proud that the country’s leading energy company is undertaking unique environmental efforts like these. My thanks and compliments to IndianOil“.

A passionate advocate for the issue of climate change, Bhumi has also started a pan-India campaign, Climate Warriors, to raise awareness of environmental conservation and inspire citizens to embrace greener lifestyle choices.

Under this green initiative of IndianOil, used plastic bottles are shredded into flakes and then melted into micro-pellets. These micro-pellets are converted into yarns for weaving these green clothing. The green impact of this fabric goes even beyond the recycling benefits. The clothes match virgin polyester in quality, but its manufacture takes significantly fewer resources. Its production requires almost 60 percent less energy, and CO2 emissions are reduced by nearly one-third compared to virgin polyester. Even when these clothes wear out, the used Polycotton uniforms can be mechanically recycled and converted into low-end quilts, blankets, or even high-end denim fabric. The fabric conforms to Global Recycling Standard Certification.

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