மழை நீரை சேமிக்க "இந்திரகுமார் அசத்தல் ஐடியா" | Rare Unbelivable Video

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S. Indra Kumar’s house in Pammal is overrun with microorganisms and insects.
They are his allies in an indefinite campaign against what he calls ‘a costly ignorance about waste’. He sees hidden resources in organic wastes, and these creatures indefatigably assist him in tapping them.
With his entire house wired into this philosophy, he has become something of an eco-guru. Over the last nine years, a galaxy of environmentally-conscious people has visited his ‘model home’ to get their heads around his zero-waste management model. He is also invited to schools, colleges, companies, residents’ association meetings and to gatherings of environmentalists.
“Students visit my house, mostly in batches of around 50. In colleges and schools, I often address a gathering of around 300 students,” says Indra Kumar, who is also president of Home Exnora, which propagates home-based micromanagement of waste.
Indra Kumar’s message is shaped by a simple but clear idea; he repeats this message, irrespective of the audience. ‘As waste generation begins at home, efforts to tackle it too should begin there.’
“Sixty per cent of the waste generated at home is organic, which is wealth in disguise. Home-generated organic waste - which includes kitchen and garden refuse - can be composted to grow vegetables in one’s backyard or terrace. This is the only cost-effective way of dealing with the bane of pesticides,” says Indra Kumar.
In addition to a system for composting with cow dung, he has put in place a facility for vermicomposting. The latter is done on a larger scale and the manure generated is sold to residents tending gardens.
Money from such sales and the fees charged for sessions on waste management are his only sources of income. In 2004, he opted for voluntary retirement from the multinational English Electric Company (now called Areva) in Pallavaram to concentrate on full-time environmental work with waste management as the thrust area. With stints as machine operator and purchase supervisor, he had no trained expertise in environmental science.
But today, anyone who seeks Indra Kumar’s expertise is assured of insights into various aspects of eco-friendly living.
For instance, he uses paste derived from peels of fruits with high citric acid content to clean his toilets and abstains from chemical cleaners. “My septic tank contains bacillus subtilis and these bacteria have to be protected from chemicals,” he says.
Opening the lid of the septic tank, he shows what he has achieved with this effort. The tank does not exude any foul smell. Then, he proceeds to do the unthinkable. He manually draws from the septic tank and waters his plants.

[@manjunath1961]

Supper sir❤

[@dheepanmuruharasu5260]

Indrakumar Sir, Keep up your good work. Stay Blessed.

[@ramsankarrajamanickam1180]

🙏🙏🙏மிக அருமையான பதிவு 🙏🙏🙏

[@YuvaRaj-s1k]

Very much interesting information.
Really impressed want to do like you in my home.

[@subvin100able]

நாம் தமிழரின் வாழ்த்துக்கள்

[@pakalavan-srilankan686]

மிக்க நன்றி ஐயா ❤👍

[@npnambinpnambi6004]

வாழ்துக்கள் ஐயா

[@camilusfernando17]

மிகவும் அருமை

[@hariharanarunachalam5054]

🙏வாழ்த்துக்கள் ஐயா🙏

[@_Respect_India]

Super will follow 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@vasanthigunasekar5103]

Very informative sir🙏

[@HemaNemoo]

பழந்தமிழர்களின் நீர் மேலாண்மை
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[@ashoknandhitha139]

அய்யா நான் படிப்பு அறிவு கம்மி ஆனால் உங்கள் வீடியோக்கல் பார்க்கும்போது
நானும் என் வீட்டு மாடியில் இயற்கை வளங்களை விதைப்பேன்

[@mohamedmansoor8428]

👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@booshcockappu]

Bacillus subtilis

[@sahasanjai7895]

நன்றி சொல்ல வேண்டும் உங்களுக்கு ....யாரும் கிடையாது இப்ப...

[@sahasanjai7895]

நன்றி ஐயா... நா வீடு கட்டியதும் கண்டிப்பா செய்வேன்.

[@thirusangu2790]

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[@vinoraga]

How to contact him i need counseling for my house
அவரை எப்படித் தொடர்புகொள்வது, என் வீட்டிற்கு ஆலோசனை தேவை