What does it take to design a community where people and nature thrive together? For 69 architecture students and 4 professors from Saveetha College of Architecture, the answer unfolded through an immersive learning experience at Organo Antharam on 13 October 2026.
What if a festival could do more than bring people together? What if it could also help children discover the trees around them, reconnect families with traditional foods and inspire a deeper relationship with nature?
On 30 September, 26 students from Grades 6 to 8 at Mandal Parishad Upper Primary School, Damaragidda, participated in an interactive drip irrigation workshop facilitated by Kalyani S from the Organo Et School team. Through hands-on activities and discussions, the students explored how water reaches plant roots, why water is often wasted during conventional irrigation, and how simple methods like drip irrigation can help conserve this precious resource.
Last Thursday, July 10th, 2025, brought a warm afternoon that perfectly matched the thoughtful mood of our special visitors
Organo Et School (OES) brought the joy of growing food closer to home through an engaging kitchen garden workshop under its Organo@Community initiative at My Home Ankura.
On 23rd September 2026, three architecture students from Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University (JNAFAU) visited Organo Antharam as part of their academic curriculum. Guided by the Organo Et School team,
It only took one question to shift how thirty students saw the world that morning: where does electricity actually come from?
On the morning of 18 September 2026, Organo Antharam welcomed a very special group of visitors—11 curious little explorers from Iris Florets School, accompanied by their teachers.
A lump of grey clay sits on a table. Around it, little hands are busy. Someone is carefully shaping the trunk. Someone else is working on the ears. A grandparent is helping a child smoothen the idol, while a parent reaches for a clay tool to add the finishing touches.
On 29th June, 2025 Organo Et School hosted an immersive Cheese Making Workshop at Organo Antharam, led by expert Prashant Sinha—one of India’s youngest artisanal cheesemakers and the founder of PS Cheese Cafe
This summer I interned at Organo Eco Habitats , where I conducted research, formulation, and practical testing on bio-enzyme cleaners as non-toxic, eco-friendly alternatives to conventional household chemicals. Bio-enzyme cleaners use living microorganisms and the targeted enzymes they secrete such as lipases , proteases etc,
On the morning of 16 September 2026, the veranda of Antharam Zilla Parishad High School turned into something between a classroom and a farm meeting. Organo Et School had arrived for a Drip Irrigation workshop, and 32 students from Grades 6 and 7 settled in, led by team member Kalyani S.
What if better waste management isn't just about the right bin in the right place—but about helping every person take responsibility for the waste they generate?
On 11th September, 47 enthusiastic students from Grades 1 to 4, accompanied by 6 teachers from Pallavi International School,Gandipet set out on a field trip to Organo Antharam—where the classroom extended into the farm, the fields and the natural world.
On 3rd September, 22 students from Grade 7 of ZPHS Aloor stepped into Organo Antharam for a field trip that began with one big question: How does solar energy actually work when it is put to use on a larger scale?
