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How to Save Depleting Resources


“If conservation of natural resources goes wrong, nothing else will go right” -     M.S Swaminathan

Natural resources are assets that are present without the aid of mankind. They are much more diverse than we think; their classification in itself is the whole earth.
They can be divided into:

-          Biotic, Abiotic.
-          Potential,actual,reserve, stock.
-          Renewable, Non-Renewable.

Humankind has found various ways to extract the resources which are not renewable, and the extraction speed is immense. As a result, sooner or later the resources are going to dry out and that would be a problem for the very near future.

"The conservation of natural resources is the fundamental problem. Unless we solve that problem, it will avail us little to solve all others."   -   Theodore Roosevelt



Natural Resources In India.

The Indian landmass consists of a wide variety of resources. India generates 4 fuels, 11 metallic, 52 non-metallic and 22 minor minerals.

However the huge population of the country has a pretty big appetite, therefore the country depends majorly on imports. But this system is not going to prevail for long. As soon as other countries start to face a shortage of resources, they will be forced to stop the exports. That would be a time in India that everything from industry to retail will come to a standstill.

Moreover, extraction of resources in many cases leads to pollution and health hazards of many kinds. This leads to widespread protests by local people and NGO’S.

It’s not that India is not capable of handling its resource shortage. All she needs to do is to invest in innovation. We as a country have to look for ways to produce resources that are affordable and lead to minimum environmental effect.


Role of Corporate

Lately the government of India has been making a lot of efforts to generate energy through renewable sources and is also promoting innovations that are ‘Green’ in nature in various industrial sectors.

NavrattanHoldings Ltd is one such company in India that is truly dedicated to developing and acquiring such IPRs that are eco-friendly, sustainable, affordable and precisely innovative.

It is an initiative by Mr. Himansh Verma, the Founder & Chairman of Navrattan Holding Ltd. that the company is progressing towards producing ‘Cleaner & Greener’ products. The company, a vertical of Navrattan Group’, thinks of the forthcoming future as they are working to innovate and acquire such patents that seem to be good to mankind.




The Navrattan Group believes in sustainability and environmental preservation. Navrattan companies deal with tasks like renovating green cover by decreasing emissions, and to upgrade long term corporate sustainability. 




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