Nilesh Kakade

Enjoying my #ride. #NOSHORTCUTS #SCOTTbikes. #cycling 🚴🚵 @bikeonscott @scottsports

We learned how to build cities, create technology, and chase life beyond the stars yet we still act careless with the one planet keeping us alive. The oceans, the forests, the air we breathe… none of it can be replaced. Earth isn’t just where we live. It’s the reason we live. 🌍

¿ Se pueden plantar árboles en la carretera para crear carriles bici ? claro !! En Vitoria-Gasteiz 🔁 Retuitea si te gusta😍

Jonas in Motion 🤩 #GirodItalia

#Pune Why is it that every time land is needed, the first target is always green space? Botanical garden is not dumping ground reserve land for sewage infrastructure.This is ecological vandalism! It is meant for conservation, research, education, and ecological balance.

Mumbai may not burn visibly like a forest fire, but it is slowly choking. Relaxing SO₂ emission norms for coal plants is not a “technical adjustment.” It is a public health decision with human consequences. Development that poisons citizens cannot be called progress.

“Thousands of compensatory trees only on paper.”
Clearly an environmental fraud! Where is the geo tagging, public audits, & survival tracking of saplings?

@VeganRecovering 👍🏻

3 years after eating a mostly animal based diet. Latest selfie. (iPhone 17, car, Studio setting, slight background blur using ChatGPT.) I personally experienced significant health improvements after shifting to a higher-protein, nutrient-dense organic diet, almost zero seed oils, wheat, sugar or processed carbs. For me, metabolic stability showed up visibly—in skin, energy, and resilience. Daily grass fed red meat protein intake, frequent bone broth. Collagen, eggs, organ meats. Loads of raw dairy, tallow and butter! Fewer plants (mostly just low oxalate organic vegetables, significantly less fruit, some potatoes and rice, well cooked, fermented.) (Weston Price / Natural Traditions ancestral diet vs pure carnivore.) •Increased bioavailable nutrients (B12, iron, zinc, DHA) •almost zero ultra-processed food intake •Reduced sugar / insulin spikes •dramatically improved gut function •More stable blood sugar That combination can lead to: •Better skin and hair quality •Reduced pain and inflammation •More stable energy, less fatigue •Improved appearance overall

@AbiluTangwa All the above. And, there's no limit to human greed. #Nature 🌱

What is the biggest threat to biodiversity according to environmental scientists?    A) Habitat destruction     B) Overpopulation of species     C) Natural migration patterns     D) Seasonal weather changes

@shashiiyengar 👌🏻

Ripple effect of low-carb coaching. Yesterday, the wife of one of my clients joined our weekly call and shared something that genuinely made me happy. Her husband, Ashish Shanker, had enrolled with me in Feb 2026 for hypertension, severe insulin resistance, weight loss and fitness. While preparing low-carb meals for him, she herself decided to follow the same approach. In just 3 months: Weight reduced from 99.8 kg to 89.7 kg. Around 10 kg lost without feeling deprived But what touched me even more was not just the weight loss. It was the ripple effect. One person in the family starts improving health… And slowly the awareness spreads: Better food choices at home Family support increases Prevention becomes a family goal This is exactly what I always hope for through low-carb coaching - not just individual improvement, but transformation extending to the entire family. Today, I got 3 enrollments from this family, and hearing them say they want a lifelong connection with me was deeply satisfying and emotional. Moments like these remind me that this work is not just about lab reports or weight loss. It is about: Changing family health culture Preventing future disease Building awareness Creating long-term impact These are the moments that make this journey meaningful for me. -Metabolic Health India metabolichealthindia.com

Deforestation isn't just "losing trees." It accounts for ~15% of global greenhouse gas emissions—more than the entire global transportation sector combined. 🚗✈️🚢 We can't solve climate change without ending deforestation. 🌍 #ClimateAction

This is the stark reality of Doctors in Kerala & Tamilnadu. Nearly half the doctors in these 2 states, can't even earn ₹ 50,000/ month to run their families. MBBS is a professional death sentence. Never pursue Medicine as a career in S. India. One in 1000 will make it big. The others hv to beg on the streets part-time, after finishing their duties at the hospital, to run a household.

@Jasonphilip8 😢

300M+ people live in forests. 1.6B depend on them to survive. When bulldozers come, indigenous families lose homes, food, medicine, culture. Deforestation isn’t just environmental. It’s a human rights crisis. #IndigenousRights

Unlike many billionaires who acquire land for private estates or commercial development, Chinese entrepreneur Jack Ma, co-founder of Alibaba, chose a different path with his purchase in upstate New York. In 2015, Ma spent approximately $23 million to acquire 28,000 acres of pristine wilderness featuring dense forests, rivers, and mountains. Rather than developing the property, he dedicated it to conservation, transforming the land into a protected wildlife sanctuary. The vast area now serves as a safe haven for black bears, white-tailed deer, migratory birds, and numerous other species. It has also become a valuable site for ecological research, enabling scientists to study biodiversity in an undisturbed natural environment. Ma’s commitment reflects his broader dedication to global conservation. He has supported multiple environmental initiatives worldwide and believes that significant wealth should be used to preserve irreplaceable natural landscapes for future generations. This project stands out as a notable example of using private resources for large-scale environmental protection in the United States.

@AlexAndBooks_ 🚴‍♂️🚶🏻‍♂️🏊🏻‍♂️🌱🌳 🏞️ (Yes, #books 📚 are important.)

Name a better combo than books + beach. I’ll wait.

Japanese actor Hiroyuki Sanada spoke about the contradictions of human nature: “Some people dream of having a swimming pool at home, while those who have one hardly ever use it. Those who have lost a loved one feel a profound sense of loss, while others often complain about their living relatives. Those without a partner long for one, while those who have one often don't appreciate it. The hungry would give anything for a meal, while the satiated complain about the taste of their food. Those without a car dream of owning one, while those who have a car are always looking for a better one.” The key to happiness is gratitude: truly seeing and appreciating what we already have, and understanding that somewhere, someone would give anything for what we take for granted.

Because the cruelest creature in the world is human!

With the start of a new day and the new week, I wish my beloved and much appreciated fellow inhabitants of planet Earth a good morning and a blessed day. Enjoy your time. May God bless you on the journey of life.❤️💙💚🌱🌿☘️🌳🌲🍀💚

@Greenisamissio1 😇