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Karma Initiatives

At Karma Lakelands, a leading sustainable resort in Gurgaon, sustainability isn’t a checklist; it’s a commitment woven into everyday life. Karma Initiatives brings this promise alive through mindful farming, thriving biodiversity, responsible waste management, water conservation, and conscious, plastic-free practices. Every step contributes to restoring balance with nature, creating a greener footprint today while nurturing a more sustainable tomorrow.

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BEE FARMING

Bees, nature’s finest pollinators, play a vital role at Karma Lakelands, helping our crops and plant life thrive. From their hives comes Karma Honey, fresh, organic, and rich in natural enzymes that boost immunity and help fight local allergies.

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ORGANIC FARMING

Rooted in our commitment to organic living, we nurture a vibrant nursery where plants, herbs, vegetables, seasonal flowers, and trees are lovingly grown before finding their place across the campus. Guests and residents are welcome to explore this sanctuary.

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WASTE MANAGEMENT

Here, nothing goes to waste. Kitchen scraps from the Klub, daycare, chalets, and villas are carefully sorted repurposed as animal feed or transformed into rich organic compost, while plastic is sent for recycling.

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BIO COMPOSITING

What returns to the earth returns thoughtfully. Our compost made from plant clippings, cow dung, and treated sewage creates a rich, odour-free blend that nourishes the soil without inviting pests.

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WATER HARVESTING & CONSERVATION

Here, every drop counts. Rainwater is thoughtfully channelled and harvested to nourish the greens through sustainable irrigation. We also encourage guests to bring their own towels for the pool or gym, though Klub towels are always available should you need them.

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WATER BOTTLING PLANT

To keep plastic out of the picture, we set up our own in-house water bottling plant. Aware that plastic bottles can release microplastics into drinking water, we chose a cleaner path. Today, guests are served water in reusable glass bottles purer for you and kinder to the planet.

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E-WASTE COLLECTION

Sustainability here goes beyond the everyday, including responsible e-waste management. Collection bins at Klub Karma allow guests and residents to drop off old electronics and batteries with ease, supported by our helpful team.

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NO SINGLE USE PRODUCT

Saying no to plastic is a conscious choice we live by. Water is served in complimentary glass bottles and never sold; single-use straws are discouraged, with paper alternatives available on request, keeping every small step aligned with a bigger, greener purpose.

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SEEDS TO SAPLINGS

Save the seeds from the fruits you enjoy, and we will nurture them into future trees. Many of the greens you see today have grown with your help, and every seed carried forward means more fruit for generations to come. In partnership with Give Trees Trust and Peepal Baba, we continue working towards a greener planet.

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SOLAR ENERGY

Powered by the sun, our resort runs on solar energy that lights up the day while doubling as shaded parking for Klub visitors’ cars and sustainability with a thoughtful touch.

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NO HORN POLICY

A strict “No Horn” policy ensures that sound never disturbs serenity. Our guards respond to sight, not noise, allowing the gentle rhythms of nature to remain the only soundtrack you hear.

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ECO URINAL BLOCK

Innovation meets impact with Eco Urinal Blocks Bluo. Powered by smart microbial bio-technology, they keep every urinal fresh and odour-free while quietly saving up to 1,75,000 litres of water each year.

Biogas Plant

BIOGAS PLANT

Our 1-tonne-per-day biogas plant converts organic waste into clean energy and nutrient-rich organic compost. By putting everyday waste to good use, we reduce waste, conserve resources, and create a more sustainable cycle for a greener tomorrow.

Sustainability Partners

Dinesh Chandra Sustainability Partners

Dinesh Chandra

When CEO Mr Ashwani Khurana joined his father’s business in the 1980s, his meeting with Mr Dinesh Chandra, an NRI consultant from the United States, sparked a deeper sense of purpose. Together, they fostered a culture of empowerment and compassionate leadership. Today, Mr Chandra continues as executive coaching partner, guiding the organisation with values of abundance, inclusivity, and service.

3R Zero Waste

Born from the urgent need to tackle India’s 1.8+ billion tonnes of annual waste, the 3R Zero Waste Environment Foundation turns challenge into change through reduce, reuse, and recycle. Aligned with the UN SDGs, we spark climate action and community-led solutions empowering cities, campuses, and industries to shrink their waste footprint and embrace a truly circular, sustainable future.

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Aspire Solutions

Deeply committed to environmental responsibility, Aspire Solutions delivers sustainable innovations without compromising on hygiene. Their pioneering Eco Urinal Blocks BLUO transform flush-based urinals into completely waterless systems, cutting water use & maintenance costs with ease. Powered by billions of active biological bacteria, the blocks eliminate odour & prevent blockages, leaving washrooms fresh, clean & eco-conscious.

Breathe Easy

Led by serial entrepreneur Mr Barun Aggarwal, Breatheasy is driven by a clear mission to make clean, breathable air accessible to all. A passionate climate advocate, he champions awareness of environmental stewardship, especially among young minds. As co-founder of Care for Air and co-author of How to Grow Fresh Air, he extends this vision through innovation, offering advanced air purifiers and customised solutions that balance AQI and indoor CO2/O2 levels for healthier spaces.

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Coach Ravinder

Affectionately known as Coach, Ravinder has redefined running in India as more than a sport; it’s a movement. A marathoner and mentor, he inspires communities to lace up not for competition, but for connection and collective growth. Every race he curates runs on purpose, weaving eco-conscious practices into its core, cutting plastic, championing cleanliness, and proving that fitness and sustainability can stride forward together.

The World Council of Religious Leaders

His Excellency Shri Bawa Jain is a global voice at the intersection of faith and leadership, shaping dialogue from the United Nations to the World Economic Forum. As Secretary-General of the Millennium World Peace Summit, he united 1,200 religious leaders from 120 countries. Founder of the World Council of Religious Leaders and head of The Centre for Responsible Leadership, he champions peace, non-violence, and inclusive global action.

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Indian School of Hospitality

Founded by Mr. Dilip Puri, the Indian School of Hospitality (ISH) is part of Sommet Education’s global network of 18 campuses, bringing together 10,000 students from 100+ nationalities across 8 countries. Through leading brands Les Roches and École Ducasse, ISH delivers globally recognised education that prepares students for future leadership roles in hospitality and culinary arts. Located at its ultra-modern campus in Gurgaon (Delhi NCR), ISH offers Degree, Diploma, and Certificate programmes in Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts at both Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels. With global articulation pathways, expert faculty, a strong industry network, and guidance from an accomplished advisory council, ISH creates a dynamic ecosystem connecting students, employers, and global education partners under one roof.

The Moksh International School

With 14 years of experience in education, Moksha Yadav believes learning should nurture awareness, empathy, and purpose in every child. Her vision is to help students grow with a conscious mindset, enabling them to thrive in a world guided by compassion rather than one that feels purely robotic or mechanical. At the school, mindfulness and emotional awareness form an important part of the curriculum, encouraging students to understand themselves and the world around them. Beyond the classroom, she also addresses spiritual and mental well-being through her NGO, Moksh Foundation, where she serves as the Founder and Director.

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Give Me Trees Trust

Inspired by his school teacher and grandmother, Swami Prem Parivartan Akka, renowned environmentalist Peepal Baba began his journey of planting and conserving trees at just 11 years old, planting his very first sapling on 26 January 1977. What started as a simple act of care for nature soon grew into a lifelong mission to restore India’s green cover. Over the decades, he has facilitated the plantation of 1.27 crore Peepal trees across India, helping create thriving habitats for birds, insects, reptiles, and small animals in both urban and rural landscapes. His early dedication to planting Peepal trees earned him the affectionate name “Peepal Baba.” He later founded Give Me Trees Trust, now one of India’s largest community-driven tree plantation and conservation movements. Under his guidance, the organisation has planted and preserved over 23 million trees in the past 45 years, making a lasting impact on the country’s ecological future.

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