About the author

Savita, a Bangalore-based independent journalist with over 12 years of experience, previously worked with Deccan Herald, The Times of India, and The New Indian Express. She also served as the HoD at Acharya Institute of Journalism, Bangalore. Throughout her career, Savita has written on diverse topics including women in politics, HIV/AIDS, feminism, theatre, cinema, art, culture, travel and tennis. As the Features Editor at The New Indian Express she single-handedly curated special editions.


In 2012, Savita played a key role in implementing a highly advanced zero-waste system in her community, Sobha Althea-Azalea, Bangalore. Recognised by TOl in 2015, it was hailed as the best model to be replicated across Karnataka.

As the Founder of Endlessly Green – SWM Solutions, Savita specialises in designing and manufacturing aerobic composters. Known for her expertise in large-scale composting, her blog Endlessly Green is a go-to resource for SWM practitioners. It bagged the Social Media for Empowerment international award in 2018.

In June 2021, Savita’s book Endlessly Green: Solid Waste Management for Everyone was published jointly by Simon & Schuster and Yoda Press. It received the ‘Honour Book’ award in the business category at the Green Literature Festival, 2022.

Savita has shared her insights through talks at various platforms including ISRO, ISRO Telemetry Tracking & Command Network (ISTRAC), National Centre for Disease Informatics and Research, Indian Council of Medical Research, Greenpeace, schools, colleges, NGOs, MNCs and various public platforms and government institutions. Savita is the Trustee of SWMRT, Bangalore.

Website: www.endlesslygreen.in
Email: info.endlesslygreen@gmail.com
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  3. Thanks for all the support and waste management .I would like to initiate similar in our suburban area.
    Do you have a micro level setup to begin with?

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  7. Dear Savita, I am living in an ashram in Kerala, working there in waste management. We have a waste management system and are close to zero waste. We try to raise awareness and encourage people to set up community waste management system wherever they live. Your blog is very precious and can help them to achieve this. I will recommend it. Thank you and please continue. Thanks to people like you, this world is becoming better.

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  8. Great blog and I love what you’re doing. Very impressive. Would be great if you could make some videos of the great work you’re doing and post them on YouTube. But I know that can be a lot of work. We also have a little web site that talks about home composting – ezcompost.info. Thanks for your great work! Om Shanti, -Advait in Kerala

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  9. Hello mam,
    I have a plan which is very similar to what you are doing but am finding it difficult to execute.I request you to help and mentor me in executing this.

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  11. Hi Savita,
    You have a great blog. I am interested to know about the types of shredders available in bangalore. I live in a villament setup and we would like to buy a shredder for a better and faster composting.

    thanks
    DS

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    • Hi, sorry for the delayed reply. I am pasting this response which I wrote for another comment.

      We use an old one which was manufactured by a local engineer. I think you skip that and consider options from MK Associates. They have a range of shredders. Also, check out my review on Tallboy from Riteways. They have got a good shredder, too. Beyond this, I have no idea about any other shredder that selling in the market. Thanks. Hope it helps.

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  15. Dear Savita,
    Thanks for a nice discussion and creating an awareness in people. I am working on odour assessment and management technology in India. Would be glad to hear anythings on odour issues.

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  19. Dear Savita ma’am,
    I am a research student and working on Kiran Desai’s works. In a report in The New Indian Express dated Feb 20,2007$chennai), you quote her racist dialogues. I would be grateful to you if you could get a copy of that and would send it on my email.
    Thanking you

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  20. Hello Ma’am

    Greetings from SK Engineers!
    Myself Darshil Panchal from SK Engineers company, Gujarat.
    We, SK Engineers, have developed new design equipment for the purpose of waste management of various types of waste including Paper waste, farm waste, plastic waste, etc.
    The machine is a Manual baler machine. It works on the same principle as that of a Hydraulic baler machine but works completely on manual power.
    Such type of equipment is also being employed for the BALING of COTTON where the harvested cotton has to be transported to be sent to the cotton processing plants.
    Youtube Link for demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2Z4Rm6IXQ0&t=322s

    Please review the Product Brochure attached to this email for your reference.
    In the case of any query or further information is required please feel free to contact us anytime.
    Thank you!

    Sincerely,

    Darshil Panchal
    Managing Partner
    (+91) 96387-80377
    SK Engineers

    Company Weblink: http://www.skengineers.org
    Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skengineers1979/
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  21. Dear Madam,

    We are Pune based manufacturing company only supplying composting machines since 2011…

    We supply batch and drum composters..and have supplied about 200 nos so far which use 18 day process for composting.

    AT tata nagpur we were one of the bidders but we could not get the order becos they wanted some thing economical and which occupies less space….We had warned the TATA Reality about the consequences…

    Also housing soieities have to take builders headon…Under the RERA at builder has to maintain all the facilities in clusing STP,OWC etc for 5 eyars…so you can take the builder at task and make them do the correct thing.

    Unfortunately, Bangalore we have very less installations since people in bangalore also buy rampantly THESE HEATING MACHINES…FROM LOCAL VENDORS…

    WE HAVE ALSO INTRODUCING BIOGAS FOR THE HOMES WHICH CAN SUPPLIMENT YOU THE COOKING GAS…

    PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CONATCT US FOR ANY ORGANIC WASTE RELATED ISSUES, HOPE TO HEAR FROM YOU.

    Regards,

    Mahesh Shastri
    Director

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  22. Hi… Savitha , This is Anil from Akruthi Enviro, hope you remember me. Great to see you here, In fact i had lost ur number long time back thats why no contact . If you can call me on 9739897484 I have got some thing really Intreasting for you.

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  23. Grt Going Savvy Savita!
    Once Bellundur lake had Catalina flying boats landing there.See Bet WW II & post the war.
    Now imagine::LDA,Thumpi aviation,corporates around there all pull in bring the ac back service to airport etc.The lake gets cleaned up and jobs abound, pollution gone!
    Love
    Kojak
    YouTube.com/kopterkojak/Airforceballad

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