Top 20 Indian Sustainability Influencers on Instagram (Sep 2026)

We found 139 sustainability Influencers in India
These influencers mention 'sustainability' in their Instagram bio and have audiences primarily in India. Here are the top 20. To run a custom search, check out Modash's influencer discovery features (free to try).
09/22/2026
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1. ABHINAV YADAV

India

Building @createyourtaste.store For partnerships, connect @shreyaaagarwal_ 📍Varanasi, India 🌱 DIY Artist, Plant Dad, Home Decor, Sustainability

Followers
2.3M
Fake followers
17.29%
Engagement rate
16.26%
Average Reel plays
2.9M
Audience gender
female
73.29%
male
26.71%
Top performing Reels
  1. Aap bhi apna Vegetable Gardening 👨‍🌾 start karna chahte ho ? Here’s a step by step BEGINNER guide to help you live your dream (along with timelines) 👇🏻 ✨ PREPARATION in MAY ✨ Summers abhi peak pe hai at most places so hum sirf prep work karenge ➡️ Get your hands on grow bags, 3 sizes I use are - 15 x 12 inch: For one single plant of any veggie 24 x 9 inch: For all leafy greens like Palak, Chaulai etc 6 x 2 ft: For clubbing 6-8 different veggies together ➡️ Seeds aap local seed stores se lana ya fir online from @allthatgrows.in @organicbazarofficial ➡️ Soil Mix ke liye - Garden Soil, Cow dung manure and vermicompost. Agar mitti chikni hai then can add red construction sand. Cocopeat is OPTIONAL. ➡️ You’ll have to install a creeper net or an arched trellis as well if you plan for creeping veggies ✨ SEED SOWING in JUNE ✨ Jaise hi first monsoon shower aaye & weather gets cooler, start sowing the seeds. Keep your seed tray under a roof to protect from direct rain 🥗 Easiest Vegetable seeds to try as a beginner- Brinjal, Tomatoes, Kheera, Kakdi, Lauki, Pumpkin, Karela, Zucchini, Palak, Chaulai Seeds sow karne ke liye you need a different soil mix - Cocopeat, Perlite & Compost (1:1:1 ratio) ✨ TRANSPLANTATION in JUNE end/JULY ✨ ✅ Leafy Veggies ko hume directly sow karna hai in 24 x 9 inch grow bags. ✅ After transferring the saplings in bigger grow bags, put them again under a roof jaha baarish ka paani na lage. ✅ Once the sun ☀️ is out, put all your grow bags in direct sun, 4-6 hrs ki sunlight milna chahiye ✅ Creeper veggies need to be trained along the net/trellis aur inme hand pollination bhi karna hoga. Fir intezaar kariye 30-45 days & your super fresh, homegrown organic veggies would be ready for harvest 😍 Trust me the journey is immensely satisfying especially if you’ve parents in their old age, looking to spend their time productively at home 🏡 Video achi lagi, toh ise SAVE kar lena 🙌🏻 And SHARE it with friends/family who wanna start their kitchen garden journey 🥬 #homegarden #vegetable #reels #reelsinstagram #homegrownfood #urbanfarmers #organicliving #terracedecor #diyfood #trendingnow #explore
    68M
  2. DIY aisa karo ki 4 लोग aake puche, “bhai kaha se khareeda” 🤪 Kaisa laga ye almirah transformation, was I successful in giving it a whole new look - YESS 👍🏻 or NOO 👎🏻 bata do comments me ! When it first clicked my mind ki chalo purane iron almirah ko naya banate hai, I knew ise mjhe wooden look dena tha, mainly monochromatic with dash of a contrasting shade It boiled down to choosing the most apt paint - neutral tones in soft sheen finish. Decided to play with @dulux.india Simply Refresh Multi Surface Paints and honestly, I couldn’t have made a better choice. If you’ve watched my last DIY video on table makeover, waha bhi I used this paint only. Safe to say, these paints are actually versatile, can be applied on Metal, Wood & Wall as well. You can purchase them in different shades from Amazon- LINK IN BIO ✌🏻 Breaking down the transformation process- ➡️ We start with scraping off the old paint using a grinder. If your old paint is completely intact (hasn’t come off anywhere), you can directly go painting a new coat and skip this tedious process.  ➡️ Next we go to structural changes. Wanted to have a wooden look, so panelling kiya front and side pe using wooden trims. Similarly gave it a wooden top head and bottom base. ➡️ All wooden trim panels can be glued using liquid nails and corners can be filled with wood filler. ➡️ Now we start with painting - Priming is not required here. Simply paint ka dabba kholo, pour and start applying using a roller/brush.  ➡️ Used Dulux’s Colour of the Year - Wild Wonder as my base and Southern Forest. Just 1 coat and you’ll be done, the paints have good coverage. ➡️ Finally, maine kuch wall decals lagaye lotus ke, cane handles attach kiya & made 2 panels of bamboo mat in between to slightly break the monotony. Have a list of all product links jo use kiya hai, you can let me know if you need it. Transformation acha laga toh double tap ❤️ kar dena  Also SAVE it for your future reference + SHARE with friends/family who may find it useful 🙌🏻 #diycrafts #homeinterior #reels #reelsinstagram #upcycledfurniture #interiordesign #recycledart #SimplyRefresh #wallpaints #Dulux #trendingnow #explore
    52.8M
  3. Mehman nawazi toh DIL ♥️ khol ke karni chahiye na and what better than hosting a movie night under the stars 🍿🎬 We ate, we played, we laughed & we created memories. And none of this was possible without @nilkamalhomes by my side. YES, a brand we’ve probably known since childhood, it’s now become a one stop solution for everything related to home & garden. Highly highly recommend to checkout their collection once, you’d be in for a visual treat ✨ Okay so lemme now break down the decor for ya all - ➡️ CENTRAL BASE: Agar aap koi bhi party setup kar rahe ho, always start with a base which brings everything together. Maine 4 tin drums mein mitti daali (normal soil, no cement), poles gaade (added thoda water in soil to stiffen up) and charo taraf string lights laga di. ALWAYS WARM WHITE LIGHTS, remember that ! ➡️ CANOPY: For that dreamy & dramatic feel, canopy works the best. You can make the easiest triangular one or try a structure like mine with bamboo logs. Once that’s ready, fir WHITE sheer curtains leke deck it up. ➡️ FLOOR SEATING & TABLESCAPE: Just ahead of your canopy, aap mattress and palettes use kar ke floor seating de sakte ho. And go all out for the tablescape. Ghar ki best crockery, fresh flowers, candles are a must. ➡️ THELA FOOD STATION: Now if you don’t have a thela like mine, you can use any table and give it some depth with coloured pvc pipes on corners. This way you can play with fabric & flowers and then all food items and extra crockeries there. ➡️ PROJECTOR & SCREEN: Lastly ek projector lagao, screen roll out karo and enjoy your movie time. Popcorn ready rakhna and sath me live tandoor bhi 😋 Waise kaun si movie dekhi humne ? Guess kar liya then comment it below 👇🏻 Agar video achi lagi, SAVE this for your upcoming party hostings. Also SHARE it with friends/family who may find it useful 🙌🏻 #houseparty #homedecoration #reels #reelsinstagram #partydecor #terracegarden #canopy #indianhomes #diyartist #NilkamalHomes #TheJoyOfWellMadeThings #TheJoyofWellMadeDining #trendingnow #explore
    3.9M
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
87.59%
United States
2%
Nepal
1.89%
Bangladesh
1.31%
United Arab Emirates
1.02%
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2. Aman Sharma 🐳🇮🇳

India

Sustainability & Conservation LAxDelhi 3 TEDx | Nikon & @apple Creator @uofpenn‘25 @undp Ambassador Work in NatGeo | Co-founder @reearthinitiative

Followers
874.6k
Fake followers
27.08%
Engagement rate
1.55%
Average Reel plays
302.8k
Audience gender
female
41.97%
male
58.03%
Top performing Reels
  1. 5.7M
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  3. 4.1M
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
51.65%
United States
7.24%
United Kingdom
2.56%
Brazil
2.14%
Italy
1.96%
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4. Aishwarya Kadri

India

🌴 Nature Storyteller 🍍 Health | Nutrition | Sustainability 🦝 Serious about Silliness

Followers
172.1k
Fake followers
15.78%
Engagement rate
1.25%
Average Reel plays
60.5k
Audience gender
female
53.96%
male
46.04%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
60.87%
United States
15.02%
Nigeria
1.89%
Malaysia
1.69%
United Kingdom
1.6%
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5. Devanshi Majmudar

India

Eternally curious Professional why-asker Curly & proud 👩🏻‍🦱 | Sustainability 🌏 Centrist I’m so happy you’re here! Contact me work.devanshi@dreabee.com

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6. Vidhi | Sustainable Living Enthusiast

India

Learning & Unlearning All Things Climate & Sustainability🌍 Live With Compassion | Live With Less🌼 Composting | Recycling | Bioenzyme | Green Periods🩸

Followers
138.1k
Fake followers
22.21%
Engagement rate
1.53%
Average Reel plays
58k
Audience gender
female
60.6%
male
39.4%
Top performing Reels
  1. Things you should know about..👇 JAVI ECOCARE (@javi_officials) 🫟In the past 3 years, Javi has incorporated every logical customer feedback into their business, right from choosing plastic-free packing, thickening their toilet cleaner, to replacing their product label with natural ink 🫟 Their cleaners are bioenzyme based and completely non-toxic 🫟With compostable sachets, they leave no trash behind, and encourage the use of useless empty containers accumulating at home COCO CUSTO (@coco.custo) 🥥This was the second time I spilled foundation on my white jacket, just to show you how effectively Coco Custo removed the stain the last time this accidentally happened 🥥It works amazingly to remove stains from fabrics, silicones like menstrual cups and also stained kitchenware 🥥The laundry detergent has a mild refreshing smell with no artifical fragrance. Kinda smells like Glucon-D which brings back memories 🥥Vegan, Cruelty-Free & Skin Safe, Coco-Custo’s ingredients are biodegradable and non-toxic FOREST LAB (@forestlab.in) 🦠They have all certificates to prove that their cleaners are 99.9% effective and SKIN + PET SAFE 🦠I have successfully cleaned my oxidised copper, my scaly bathroom attachments & my coffee stained t-shirt using Forest Lab 🦠They have recently launched their bioenzyme-based air fresheners that don’t contain any artificial fragrance 🦠Post cleaning, they naturally purify our drains when going down the sink or chhanni 🦠I wish you could smell through the reel how naturally and amazingly fragrant their cleaners are 🦠They leave 100 times lower residue (0.0012% by weight) compared to Indian Standards’ requirement (0.1% by weight) 🦠They support local farmers through procurement of their premium quality Himayalan Soapnuts #EcoCleaningSolutions #SustainableCleaning #GreenCleaningRevolution [biodegradable cleaning products marine life protection, non toxic cleaners respiratory health benefits, eco friendly cleaning brands reducing water pollution, plant based cleaning products indoor air quality, sustainable packaging cleaning products ocean impact]
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
67.64%
United States
10.43%
United Kingdom
4.14%
Australia
1.99%
Canada
1.69%
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7. Saif| The Sustainability Guy

India

✨ Sustainability made fun and simple ♻️ Environment | 👫People | Business 🧳

Followers
60.9k
Fake followers
17.09%
Engagement rate
1.79%
Average Reel plays
22.9k
Audience gender
female
44.5%
male
55.5%
Top performing Reels
  1. 815.1k
  2. 691.2k
  3. Good News Alert Bengaluru airport T2 is getting inaugurated tomorrow. You know what’s so special? The entire terminal is designed with sustainability factors in mind. The theme of the new terminal is that of a “garden” - so there will be lot of plants, gardens, ponds and even a 3 storey forest inside the terminal. The concept aims to give passengers a natural feel of a garden as they pass through every terminal touchpoint There will also be minimum reliance on artificial illumination, treated water used for the landscape indoor gardens, and this also means that - less dependence on mechanical ACs Why this is a good step? Well its true aviation industry is not a big contributor to India’s overall emissions yet (just 1-3%) at the moment and airports contribute to less than 10% of this. So yeah the role of airports is kinda minimal compared to emissions of the airlines and other transport related emissions related to aviation section (90% emissions) But that doesn’t mean airports shouldn’t take climate action. Also, this airport can also do what changi airport has done to singapore - inspire a lot of young people people about sustainability and technology etc and become a beacon of hope for the city. This is very much needed particularly in a city like bengaluru. BTW, this design is also a tribute to revive bengaluru’s identity as the Garden City of India (YES before the Silicon Valley Tag). I really hope this design and identity gets reflected in all the developmental projects that happens here What’s your view about Bengaluru KIA T2 ? #thesustainabilityguy #sustainability #thesustainabilityguy #reels #reelsinstagram #bengaluru #bengaluruairport
    672.5k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
81.86%
United States
5.06%
United Arab Emirates
1.82%
United Kingdom
1.31%
Canada
1.13%
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8. Suresh Vyas

India

Ethical living, sustainability & social issues 🌍 YouTube Channel 👇🏼

Followers
40.1k
Fake followers
17.47%
Engagement rate
1.22%
Average Reel plays
5.5k
Audience gender
female
17.11%
male
82.89%
Top performing Reels
  1. *मांस खाने और दुनिया की भुखमरी में संबंध* रीसर्च कहती है कि एक मुर्गे को मारकर एक किलो मांस प्राप्त करने के लिए उसे कम-से-कम 3 किलो दाना खिलाना पड़ता है। ध्यान दीजिए कि ये घर का बचा हुआ खाना या फसल काटने के बाद बचा हुआ हिस्सा नहीं है। भारत में जितना भी मक्का और सोयाबीन उगाया जाता है, उसमें से 40% केवल मुर्गों को खिला दिया जाता है। तो ये तर्क बिल्कुल गलत है कि लोगों के मांस खाने से दुनिया में भोजन का बैलेंस बना हुआ है; सच्चाई इसकी ठीक उल्टी है। जिस ज़मीन पर इंसानों के लिए खाना उगाया जा सकता है, उसी ज़मीन पर हम जानवरों के लिए 3 किलो खाना उगाकर उनको मारकर उनसे केवल 1 किलो मांस प्राप्त कर रहे हैं। अगर बात प्रोटीन की है, तो सोयाबीन (जो हम मुर्गों को खिलाते हैं) वो भी उतना ही प्रोटीन देता है जितना मांस से मिलता है। इसके अलावा टोफू, मूंगफली, और भी कई स्रोत हैं प्रोटीन के। और नहीं, सोयाबीन स्वास्थ्य के लिए बुरा नहीं होता। ये बोलने से पहले कृपया मुझे साइंटिफिक रिसर्च दिखाइए। ऐसी कोई रिसर्च नहीं है जो सोयाबीन को बुरा बताती हो। ऑक्सफोर्ड की रीसर्च है, फार्म्स को लेकर दुनिया की सबसे बड़ी रीसर्च, पूरी दुनिया में जितनी भी ज़मीन खेती के लिए इस्तेमाल होती है, उसकी 83% ज़मीन केवल जानवरों को खिलाने में और उनका खाना उगाने में इस्तेमाल की जाती है। इंसानों के लिए खेती केवल 17% ज़मीन में की जाती है। और फिर उस 83% ज़मीन में से जितने जानवर खाते हैं और फिर उनको जब इंसान खाते हैं तो तो दुनिया भर की प्रोटीन सप्लाई का 37% प्रोटीन मिलता है और 18% गैलरीज मिलती हैं। यानी 17% जगह में हमें पौधे होगा कर 63% प्रोटीन और 82% गैलरी मिल रही हैं। सोच लीजिए अब पेड़ क्यों काटे जा रहे हैं। स्टडी का नाम है: "Reducing food's environmental impact through producers and consumers" इस वीडियो में कही गई एक एक बार वैज्ञानिक तथ्यों पर आधारित है।
    7M
  2. *मांस खाने और दुनिया की भुखमरी में संबंध* रीसर्च कहती है कि एक मुर्गे को मारकर एक किलो मांस प्राप्त करने के लिए उसे कम-से-कम 3 किलो दाना खिलाना पड़ता है। ध्यान दीजिए कि ये घर का बचा हुआ खाना या फसल काटने के बाद बचा हुआ हिस्सा नहीं है। भारत में जितना भी मक्का और सोयाबीन उगाया जाता है, उसमें से 40% केवल मुर्गों को खिला दिया जाता है। तो ये तर्क बिल्कुल गलत है कि लोगों के मांस खाने से दुनिया में भोजन का बैलेंस बना हुआ है; सच्चाई इसकी ठीक उल्टी है। जिस ज़मीन पर इंसानों के लिए खाना उगाया जा सकता है, उसी ज़मीन पर हम जानवरों के लिए 3 किलो खाना उगाकर उनको मारकर उनसे केवल 1 किलो मांस प्राप्त कर रहे हैं। अगर बात प्रोटीन की है, तो सोयाबीन (जो हम मुर्गों को खिलाते हैं) वो भी उतना ही प्रोटीन देता है जितना मांस से मिलता है। इसके अलावा टोफू, मूंगफली, और भी कई स्रोत हैं प्रोटीन के। और नहीं, सोयाबीन स्वास्थ्य के लिए बुरा नहीं होता। ये बोलने से पहले कृपया मुझे साइंटिफिक रिसर्च दिखाइए। ऐसी कोई रिसर्च नहीं है जो सोयाबीन को बुरा बताती हो। ऑक्सफोर्ड की रीसर्च है, फार्म्स को लेकर दुनिया की सबसे बड़ी रीसर्च, पूरी दुनिया में जितनी भी ज़मीन खेती के लिए इस्तेमाल होती है, उसकी 83% ज़मीन केवल जानवरों को खिलाने में और उनका खाना उगाने में इस्तेमाल की जाती है। इंसानों के लिए खेती केवल 17% ज़मीन में की जाती है। और फिर उस 83% ज़मीन में से जितने जानवर खाते हैं और फिर उनको जब इंसान खाते हैं तो तो दुनिया भर की प्रोटीन सप्लाई का 37% प्रोटीन मिलता है और 18% गैलरीज मिलती हैं। यानी 17% जगह में हमें पौधे होगा कर 63% प्रोटीन और 82% गैलरी मिल रही हैं। सोच लीजिए अब पेड़ क्यों काटे जा रहे हैं। स्टडी का नाम है: "Reducing food's environmental impact through producers and consumers" इस वीडियो में कही गई एक एक बार वैज्ञानिक तथ्यों पर आधारित है।
    2.9M
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Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
97.71%
United States
0.28%
United Arab Emirates
0.23%
United Kingdom
0.23%
Nepal
0.14%
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9. Soumya | Sustainable Living

India

🍃Low Waste Living 🍃Composting | Bioenzymes 🍃Slow Fashion 🍃Sustainability advocate 🍃Newbie Gardener #sustainablelivingindia Hyderabad

Followers
26.5k
Fake followers
23.54%
Engagement rate
1.31%
Average Reel plays
8.2k
Audience gender
female
79.22%
male
20.78%
Top performing Reels
  1. 1.1M
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  3. 370.6k
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
80.48%
United States
7.45%
United Kingdom
1.62%
Malaysia
1.23%
Canada
1.16%

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11. Anjlee🪷Veg Recipes & Meal Prep 🌿

India

Ex.Asst.Prof 🎓| Mom of 2 🪬 🌾अन्नदाता सुखी भव Veg Recipes | Mindful Eating| Motherhood Self love | Nature| Sustainability | Decor |Healing 🕉

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13. Shreya Arora

India

🌱 Stories on sustainability from different lenses 🧘‍♀️ Hosting sust events when I can 👇 Future cloth swap info & more

Followers
14.2k
Fake followers
28.86%
Engagement rate
4.54%
Average Reel plays
23.6k
Audience gender
female
12.43%
male
87.57%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
88.93%
United States
3.74%
United Arab Emirates
0.89%
United Kingdom
0.76%
Canada
0.62%
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14. siddu chalawadi

India

♻️ Sustainable Practitioner 🌱 Teach Compost @ Swachagraha Kalikakendra 📸 Waste & Sustainability Photographer 🌍 Living Zero Waste @rooftoprootshubli

Followers
12.6k
Fake followers
19.27%
Engagement rate
1.59%
Average Reel plays
8.4k
Audience gender
female
60.23%
male
39.77%
Engagement rate benchmark
  • Median
Audience location by country
India
89%
United States
2.15%
United Arab Emirates
1.15%
Indonesia
0.64%
United Kingdom
0.55%
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15. SAVA by Sanika Vaid | Fitness & Nutrition

India

We help busy people lose fat & gain muscle No diets, only science & sustainability✨ 👇🏼Apply to work with us, feel amazing 24/7 & love your body again

Followers
12.3k
Fake followers
12.09%
Engagement rate
1.07%
Average Reel plays
6k
Audience gender
female
52.14%
male
47.86%
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  2. Muscle CAN grow with lighter weights — but that doesn’t mean it’s the most efficient + best for you way to train. 📚 Evidence shows hypertrophy can occur across approximately ~8–30 repetitions, provided sets are taken close to muscular fatigue. This means lighter weights can absolutely build muscle. ⚙️ However, training efficiency matters. Very light loads often require extremely high repetitions to reach meaningful failure. Moderate to heavier loads allow the same muscular stimulus to be achieved in fewer reps and less time. 🦴 Heavier resistance training also provides a stronger mechanical loading stimulus for bone, which plays an important role in maintaining bone mineral density over time. Yes there are studies to prove this. So the goal isn’t to avoid lighter weights entirely. 📈 But if someone spends months or years training only with 1–3kg dumbbells for ALL moves, they are likely limiting their ability to progressively overload the muscle. Progressive resistance is what ultimately drives strength, muscle development, and long-term skeletal health. And yes, leanness, toning, getting snatched, and yes weight loss also Key takeaways ✔ Muscle can grow across a wide rep range (~8–30 reps) ✔ Sets must be taken close to muscular failure ✔ Heavier loads are often more time-efficient for creating stimulus ✔ Progressive overload is what ultimately drives strength, muscle and bone adaptations, and weight loss (with the right caloric intake) 🤓Sources • Schoenfeld, B.J., et al. (2017). Strength and hypertrophy adaptations between low- vs high-load resistance training. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. • Schoenfeld, B.J. (2010). The mechanisms of muscle hypertrophy and their application to resistance training. Journal of Strength & Conditioning Research. • American College of Sports Medicine (2009). Progression models in resistance training for healthy adults. Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise. • Guadalupe-Grau, A. et al. (2009). Mechanical load and skeletal muscle growth. Journal of Applied Physiology. Shot at @studio.l.3 🏋🏻‍♀️♥️
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  3. Let’s talk about where Pilates fits in your fitness journey (especially if you are looking to lose fat and gain muscle) I have nothing against it at all. I’ve done it, and I think it’s incredible when taught well, and it can be seriously challenging🫶🏻 It’s amazing for core strength, posture, mobility, breath, and body awareness. It can definitely support your wellness goals. But — if your goal is to build muscle, and support your skeleton, Pilates has its limits. After a short while, it’s not going to help you pack on adequate muscle (and I say this knowing your goal is to get lean and toned) Building muscle requires progressive overload — safely increasing resistance over time to encourage growth. While Pilates has many benefits, it doesn’t allow for heavy loading or progressive resistance in the way conventional strength training does. You can eventually max out a reformer or your bodyweight variations. And no — we’re not talking about bulking or looking a certain way you don’t want to. We’re talking about building the kind of muscle that: • Protects your joints and bones • Keeps your metabolism high • Improves insulin sensitivity • Helps with PCOS, perimenopause, and menopause symptoms • And gives you that toned look most people are actually after The most effective training programs are balanced. Think: • Resistance training to build and maintain muscle 2x a week minimum • Cardio (Zone 2–3) for heart health and endurance 1x a week minimum • Sprint or HIIT work if your body can handle it • AND Pilates to improve what it’s designed for: mobility, posture, core control - 1-2 x a week is solid The best routine is one you can stick to. Movement should work with your body — not against it.
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India

Sustainability & Zero-waste ♻️ 🏔️BD @indiahikes_outdoorlearning 🔍Resources: Package free map 🔗 🎙️TEDx speaker

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17. Kumutha Chandrika Kalyanaswamy

India

#mom #lactationcounselor #infantmassageinstructor #trustee @cbeparentingnetwork #breastfeeding #babywearing #clothdiapering #sustainability #leo

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18. Aayushi Vyas

India

Fitness trainer| Nutritionist @ifbbacademy_dubai certified balance & sustainability | fuel the burn love the result | keto/ Low Carb . 📌 🇦🇪

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19. Tanishka Mishra | Slow fashion | Sustainability

India

Corporate Sustainability Professional @zomato Here to help YOU make mindful choices in fashion, lifestyle and beyond 🌎 📧 tanishkamishra308@gmail.com

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20. Sushma Soma

India

I obsess over music, travel, wildlife, sustainability, vegan food and dogs in no particular order.

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  3. The inspiration for this film came one day last summer when I heard Sushma sing the song at a small family get together as per someone’s request. I’ve heard the song sung in the traditional Rabindra Sangeeth way, but there was something about her rendition that made me think of my Mom. As I closed my eyes and listened, I felt the pain, beauty, and fragility of time and aging. And change. Through my life, I’ve seen my Mom - who is a force of nature. One of the most passionate and crazy dancers I’ve ever known. Nothing was a limit for her, and now she lives with rheumatoid arthritis, which - for someone whose life IS dance and movement - is shattering. As I move through life myself, more and more I feel convinced that imperfection is honesty and honesty is beauty. I want my mom to realize the beauty in the honesty of her current stage of life as a human AND as a dancer; that her limitations are a source of truth in the same way that I want my daughter Rumi to (one day!) see that what she considers her limitations are also her beautiful truth! And I’ve been working hard to see my imperfections as my beautiful truth. Hopefully seeing it in one another helps us see it in ourselves! To me, this film is about relationships… Intergenerational relationships… And the relationship with our changing self… About taking inspiration from the jasmine flower (mollika) which blooms at night and wilts in the morning....whose fragrance is full whether its blooming on the tree or laying fallen on the ground. About going beyond structures and things that feel like the norm that we feel we have to fit ourselves into, and embracing what truly is. ❤️ A digital stage commission, please view the full film on the Sadlers Wells Digital Stage platform. Link in bio. Directors: Pratyusha Gupta and Mythili Prakash Dancers: Mythili, Viji Prakash, Rumi Prakash-Gollapudi Music: arranged and performed by Sushma Soma DOP: Yashas Chandra Editor: Hashim Zain Production Manager: Harini Aiana Filmed at Panchavati, Bangalore #bharatanatyam #sadlerswellsdigitalstage #mythiliprakash #dance #indiandance #tagore #indianmusic #dancefilm #reframingclassics
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