Angad Bedi, Chairman & Managing Director of the BCD Group, is redefining the real estate landscape by putting sustainability at the heart of large-scale development. Under his dynamic leadership, BCD Group, one of India’s oldest and most trusted realty conglomerates is proving that ambitious urban growth and ecological responsibility are not just compatible, but essential allies. From deploying zero-discharge sewage systems and solar infrastructure to pioneering smart construction through BIM and IoT, Angad is building not just homes and offices, but entire ecosystems rooted in net-zero ambition.
In an age where sustainability is more than a buzzword, Snehal Malani Tapadia is turning that principle into practice and purpose. As the visionary founder of X&Y Furniture, Snehal is reimagining how learning spaces are built, blending environmental responsibility with smart, student-friendly design. This World Environment Day, Snehal Malani Tapadia is TheGlitz Earth Warrior, a changemaker shaping the future with every chair, every desk, and every choice that puts the planet first.
When sustainability became more than a buzzword and evolved into boardroom strategy, investor mandate, and survival imperative... the dynamic Viral Thakker was already ahead of the curve, blueprint in hand. As Partner and Leader – Sustainability & Climate at Deloitte South Asia, Viral isn’t just riding the green wave; he’s shaping its direction, velocity, and purpose. This World Environment Day, TheGlitz salutes Viral Thakker as an Earth Warrior, a changemaker who’s redefining growth, not in tonnes of CO₂, but in climate courage, community impact, and visionary resilience.
TheGlitz Earth Warrior, Nidhi Sabbarwal stands as a beacon of conscious devotion... a woman who saw pollution in sacred places and responded with purpose, compassion, and powerful action. As the Founder of Kalyanamm Holy Waste Pvt. Ltd., Nidhi’s journey began not in a boardroom, but in a moment of motherly clarity... watching temple flowers, once offerings of faith, decay in rivers, polluting the very earth they were meant to honour. For her, this wasn’t just a problem, it was a personal calling. One she answered not just for herself, but for her daughter, and for generations to come.