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March 05, 2021 09:38 IST
Residents of this Hyderabad community grow their own vegetables and live with the principle of giving back to Nature
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Residents of this Hyderabad community grow their own vegetables and live with the principle of giving back to Nature Residents of
Organo Naandi, a Hyderabad-based eco-habitat, call themselves ‘rurban’ people (urban people living the rural life). The founders of the community, Nagesh Battula, Vijaya Durga and Rajendra Kumar assure that Organo Naandi is built on the core philosophy of
Samavriddhi prosperity for all. Built on 36.5 acres of land in Aziznagar in Moinabad mandal, it houses 73 villas, and was founded to re-establish a conscientious connection with the way we produce and consume resources as a community.
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