Struggling With High LPG Prices? Try This Sustainable Cooking Option

Struggling With High LPG Prices? Try This Sustainable Cooking Option

The constant increase in LPG cylinder prices has affected the budgets of many families in the last couple of years. Cooking should be a basic, everyday task, but now it has become a costly activity. As energy prices continue to rise, is there a better way to do this?...
Why More Families Are Switching to a Smokeless Wood Burning Stove in India

Why More Families Are Switching to a Smokeless Wood Burning Stove in India

For many families in India, cooking using wood is a daily reality that they simply cannot escape. Use of traditional chulhas is common from Uttarakhand villages, to rural Himachal, to farmhouses in Maharashtra. While wood flames provide great warmth, and food cooked...
Fire, Food, and Fresh Air: Life With a Clean Air Wood Heater

Fire, Food, and Fresh Air: Life With a Clean Air Wood Heater

For the first time with a wood stove, Meera did not see the flame. She heard the silence. There was no smoke that burned her eyes, no soot covered the walls, no frantic waves, no metal plates. Just a fire, steady and focused, in a metal cylinder. Outside, fog was...
A Winter Evening, a Mountain Breeze, and the Magic of Wood Pellet Stoves

A Winter Evening, a Mountain Breeze, and the Magic of Wood Pellet Stoves

The wind which blew down the Himalayan snowy ridges brought with it the strong pine and earth odors. Meera sat inside her small stone house which stood between the hills while she held a cup of tea which brought her warmth and she smiled. The winter experience from...

A Story from the Mountains: How The Himalayan Rocket Stove Were Started

Amidst the Himalayan range, where morning mist lingers and the warmth of the evening fire is cherished, cooking is not just a task, it’s a way of life. In the tiny villages nestled between mountains, the families have endured generations of the same cooking...
Why Opt For Smokeless Wood Burning Stoves in India

Why Opt For Smokeless Wood Burning Stoves in India

The traditional cooking practices in Himalayan regions of India depend on wood, charcoal and crop residue for their cooking needs. The conventional stoves result in excessive smoke production because they consume fuel at a high rate while providing poor heating...

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