Sustainable Development Is Easily Possible: Anand Chordia Delivers 100th Keynote Address at Centennial Science Lecture
Pune :
Entrepreneur and eco-warrior Anand Chordia’s journey is all about uniting the seemingly diverse quests for health and wealth into a clean and green India. “I started The Eco Factory Foundation (TEFF) with a vision to provide sustainable, clean, green, healthy, and environmentally viable lifestyle solutions to both urban and rural communities”, said Anand Chordia, Director, Technology & Innovation, Suhana Masala, and Founder, The Eco Factory Foundation (TEFF). He was delivering the 100th keynote address of the Centenary Celebrations of the Marathi Vidnyan Parishad’s ‘Science Lecture Series’ at the Pimpri Chinchwad Science Park held recently. Shekhar Singh, PCMC Commissioner and President of Pimpri-Chinchwad Science Park was Guest of Honour for this event.
Rajendra Kumar Saraf, President, Marathi Vidnyan Parishad, Pune, introduced the program. Praveen Tupe, Founder Director, Pimpri-Chinchwad Science Park, welcomed all the guests and the audience, providing information about the various science activities being carried out by the Science Park, as well as presenting a detailed history of the Science Park since its inception.
PCMC Commissioner Shekhar Singh addressed the audience, asserting the need to strike a balance between sustainable development and environmental conservation and preservation.
Anand Chordia then delivered an insightful talk about planned waste management, disposal, recycling, and management of waste, emphasizing that sustainable development is easily possible. “From growing and selling a variety of organic vegetables, fruits, pulses, and herbs at reasonable rates to generating best out of waste, TEFF does it all. Special attention is paid to emerging talent: from budding food scientists to agri-preneurs who speak a brave new language”, he explained.
The Science Park expressed its desire to organize such science lectures at the national level.
