I am looking forward to running around freely and playing games with other kids,” says Zayan, 7-year-old son of the couple, “We have always lived-in apartments and I feel suffocated to be indoors most of the time. I’m waiting to dig into wet soil with my bare hands and do some gardening.

For Niharaka, Organo is comfort zone. As someone who has been a part of the team since Organo Naandi, she knows the length and depth of the eco-habitats. Though her decision to invest in a home at Organo Damaragidda is more about how it befits her family’s lifestyle. But having worked with the company, she knows their passion, commitment, eye for finer nuances of eco-living and that made it easier for her and her husband to pick up a place in Organo Damaragidda.

Not so long ago in India - natural farming, walking long distances, playing outdoors in huge open grounds, independent homes with green-fences, co-existing with other forms of life, inclusive neighborhoods, were facts of life we took for granted. It never occurred to us that these aspects would become a rarity as we advanced in other areas of life. Then began the struggle of wanting to get back to basics and yet not being able to because we’re all so accustomed to modern comforts, technology and conveniences.