Sustainable Wetland Grass Products: Nature’s Gift for a Greener Future | Kislay Komal | TEDxBistupur
Kislay Komal shares his journey of navigating real-world challenges while balancing profitability with purpose. He emphasizes the power of ethical leadership, the critical role entrepreneurs play in shaping a greener future, and how innovation can drive sustainability across industries. Through practical insights and inspiring experiences, he shows how businesses can grow while creating lasting value for both society and the environment. Mr. Kislay Komal is an IT professional and social entrepreneur with 25+ years of experience in IT leadership and data engineering.As the founder of ARTSofINDIA.in, he has dedicated his efforts to reviving traditional Indian arts and crafts, empowering rural artisans to bring centuries-old skills to modern markets. His platform bridges heritage and commerce, creating sustainable livelihoods while preserving cultural legacy.Passionate about environmental conservation, Mr. Komal has also explored the use of wetland grasses as biodegradable alternatives to plastics. He trains rural women to craft eco-friendly, handwoven products—combining tradition, sustainability, and economic empowerment.At TEDxBistupur 2025, in his talk “Tradition Meets Tomorrow: Empowering Communities through Sustainable Innovation,” he will share how grassroots craftsmanship and natural resources can spark inclusive, green growth—where culture, community, and the planet thrive together. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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