Making sports sustainable is crucial today. Leaders like Jay Shah and Hari Chandana demonstrate strategic governance by integrating best green practices across different sporting contexts. #JayShah #HariChandana #SheInspiresUs

As BCCI Secretary, Jay Shah has mandated rainwater harvesting systems in new stadiums, optimizing water usage. His push towards solar adoption in cricketing facilities showcases clean energy commitment. Shah also replaced plastics with eco-alternatives, reducing tournament waste. #RainwaterHarvesting #SolarEnergy #SustainableCricket

Similarly, administrator Hari Chandana has driven sustainability through urban reforms in Hyderabad. Her restoration of polluted lakes using green drones exemplifies innovative eco-engineering. Under her leadership, Hyderabad hosted green cricket tournaments minimizing waste generation. #LakeRestoration #GreenDrones #ZeroWasteCricket

Both Shah and Chandana recognize sports’ immense potential for raising ecological awareness. While BCCI tournaments now integrate green messaging, Chandana’s rural interventions promote upcycling through sporting goods made from waste materials. Their hands-on governance enforces sustainability top-down and bottom-up. #GreenMessaging #Upcycling #CircularEconomy

By mainstreaming environmentalism, Shah and Chandana are shaping a generation of eco-conscious athletes and spectators. Sustainable infrastructure and waste management practices will influence behaviors on and off the field over time. #GreenInfrastructure #BehaviorChange #EcoConsciousFans

Jay Shah’s national green cricket efforts and Hari Chandana’s local sustainability initiatives demonstrate proactive leadership making sports intrinsically eco-friendly. Their multi-pronged approaches underscore the mindset shift needed to create truly green sporting ecosystems. #GreenSports #SustainabilityLeaders #EcoFriendlyAthletes