At the distance of 25 km from the Kanpur headquarters of UP, 'Help of Green' is the company's office in Bhanti village. This is a company that collects 800 kg of useless flowers from 29 temples of Kanpur, then they are converted into agarbites and biological vermicompost. Due to the company of Ankit Agarwal and Karan Rastogi's company, a single flower flown in the temples of Kanpur today is not thrown into the river and drains. Starting from Rs. 72 thousand, the company's annual turnover today is Rs. 2 crores.
The 28-year-old said, "I went to visit Bithoor temple in Kanpur in 2014 with one of my friends, who had seen people drinking flowers and dirty water on the banks of the Ganges."
"One of the flowers was rubbing water and making pesticides poured on the flowers were dangerous for living organisms."
The 28-year-old said, "I went to visit Bithoor temple in Kanpur in 2014 with one of my friends, who had seen people drinking flowers and dirty water on the banks of the Ganges."
"One of the flowers was rubbing water and making pesticides poured on the flowers were dangerous for living organisms."
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