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Article | Bela Gram | India’s first net-zero Panchayat model showcased at Mumbai Climate Week

3 March 2026

‘Climate change can be felt in the water we fetch, the food we grow, and the air we breathe. It affects our health, and that is my responsibility to do what’s best for my village,’ said Sharada Gaydhane, the Sarpanch of Bela Gram.

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