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Welcome to the Blog & Articles section, where we bring together published features, thought leadership pieces, and in-depth stories about CEF Group and our visionary CEO. Explore articles released across press platforms and websites that highlight our achievements, innovations, and the ideas driving our mission forward. From expert opinions to impactful stories, this page offers a deeper look into the values, voices, and vision behind CEF Group.
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UP Man Helps Restore Dal Lake’s Beauty by Creating Organic Fertiliser Using Weeds
At Srinagar's iconic Dal Lake, a silent transformation is underway. Maninder Singh and his startup CleanEffentech are turning stubborn lake weeds into organic gold—fertiliser that fuels farms. In the process, they're not just cleaning a polluted lake, but creating a model for sustainability that blends innovation with local impact.
Untold Stories: How Maninder Singh found his wealth in waste
After years of testing the weed samples in India and abroad, he discovered it was carbohydrate-rich, making it an ideal manure when mixed with his in-house organic solutions.A man always in search of the next great business idea, Maninder Singh found his wealth―and his calling―in waste. His journey has lessons for everyone.
Urban Farmer: Significance for the cities & Environment
As the world moves toward smarter, greener cities, urban farming is emerging as a key solution to enhance food security, reduce carbon footprints, and build sustainable urban ecosystems. Our Founder & CEO, Maninder Singh Nayyar, has authored an article titled “Urban Farming: Significance for Cities and the Environment” in TerraGreen Magazine,
CEF Group : Renewable gas revolution in India
As India aims to aggregate 500 GW of clean energy to its energy output by 2030, the renewable gas revolution is also stepping up a green roadmap for the country. India is consistently evolving in renewable gas production with schemes like GOBAR-Dhan (Galvanizing Organic Bio-Agro Resources) by the Government of India,
Say Goodbye to Food Adulteration: Grow Fresh Veggies and Fruits
Food adulteration is a pressing concern in today’s world, with many commercially available products being tainted by harmful chemicals and pesticides. However, there is a simple and effective solution: growing your own produce at home. By utilizing spaces such as balconies, terraces, or kitchen gardens.
Urban Farming: Health impact of organic farming
At Srinagar's iconic Dal Lake, a silent transformation is underway. Maninder Singh and his startup CleanEffentech are turning stubborn lake weeds into organic gold—fertiliser that fuels farms. In the process, they're not just cleaning a polluted lake, but creating a model for sustainability that blends innovation with local impact.
Agriculture 4.0: How urban farming is shaping the future of food security
As urban populations grow, cities are embracing innovative solutions to ensure fresh, sustainable food for all. Enter Agriculture 4.0 — a dynamic evolution in farming that blends advanced technologies with the increasing demand for local food sources in bustling urban environments.
Seeds of change: Urban farming’s role in transforming city spaces
Climate change is no longer a distant threat but a present reality that demands immediate action. The impacts of climate change are being felt across the globe, from extreme weather events to rising sea levels and dwindling resources. However, amidst these challenges
8 hidden sources of dangerous chemicals in our diet that harm us
In today's world, where convenience often trumps caution, it's easy to overlook the potential dangers lurking in our food. From insecticides to fungicides, many chemicals used in agriculture can have serious health implications. Here are eight hidden sources of dangerous chemicals in your food
Pesticides and cancer: Is our food making us sick?
Food should be a source of nourishment, not concern. Yet studies show that over 50% of food samples in India contain pesticide residues, sometimes beyond safe limits. In recent years, the alarming rise in cancer cases across India has sparked a growing concern among health experts and environmentalists.