🌿 Meet Rajeev Singh
Building India’s Living Soil, Green Cover and Rural Future
Agripreneur | Environmental Leader | Sustainability Advocate | IIM Alumnus
A stronger India begins with healthier soil, thriving ecosystems and people equipped to shape their own future.
Rajeev Singh works at the intersection of agriculture, ecology, entrepreneurship and community development. His purpose is to turn knowledge into practical action—helping farmers nurture their land, communities protect their natural resources, and young people discover opportunities in a sustainable rural economy.
Through Sansar Green, Harit Sansar, SIART, Erwon Energy and associated initiatives, he brings scientific thinking, indigenous knowledge and public participation into a shared mission: restore nature, strengthen livelihoods and create lasting opportunities for generations to come.
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Rooted in Jharkhand. Committed to India’s Future.
India’s villages hold extraordinary potential—in their people, their land and the knowledge passed from one generation to the next.
Realising that potential requires healthy soil, dependable water, access to useful research and stronger opportunities for rural enterprise. It also requires people willing to listen, work alongside communities and remain committed beyond the first intervention.
Rajeev Singh’s vision connects these priorities. It brings together the farmer’s experience, the researcher’s curiosity, the entrepreneur’s initiative and the citizen’s responsibility.
The ambition is clear: help build an India where agricultural prosperity and ecological well-being grow together.
Our Missions
Connected by Nature. Driven by People.
Living Soil & Microbial Farming
Nurturing the life beneath every harvest.
The future of farming begins beneath our feet.
Living soil supports the biological processes on which productive agriculture depends. Understanding and caring for that life is central to Rajeev Singh’s agricultural mission.
Through Sansar Green and the research priorities of SIART, the focus is on connecting soil assessment, microbial innovation, responsible input use and practical farmer guidance. Local conditions shape the approach—because useful agricultural solutions must respond to the soil, climate, crop and farmer they are meant to serve.
Key priorities include:
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Soil health assessment and crop-specific guidance
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Development of region-specific microbial resources
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Biofertiliser and biological crop-protection innovation
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Natural, organic and regenerative farming practices
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Farmer demonstrations, training and digital advisory
The goal is to help farmers make better-informed decisions today while protecting the productive capacity of their land for tomorrow.
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Harit Sansar Plantation Mission
Plant with purpose. Nurture for generations.
हरियाली मेरी पहचान
A sapling carries a promise. Care turns that promise into shade, shelter, nourishment and life.
Harit Sansar invites people to take ownership of a greener future through thoughtful plantation and sustained care. It brings together farmers, families, students, volunteers and institutions around a simple responsibility: plant trees suited to the place, protect them as they grow, and help others do the same.
The mission connects plantation with biodiversity, environmental education and community stewardship.
Key priorities include:
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Native trees and locally suitable fruit-bearing species
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Agroforestry and village plantation programmes
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School, college and youth engagement
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Medicinal plants and biodiversity conservation
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Tree protection, maintenance and survival monitoring
Every thriving tree reflects a continuing commitment—to the land, the community and the generations that will inherit it.
Hodopathy & Indigenous Knowledge
Honouring the people who keep knowledge alive.
Across Adivasi communities, generations of close observation have shaped a rich understanding of plants, forests, traditional foods and local ecosystems.
The Hodopathy initiative seeks to preserve this heritage with care and respect for the people to whom it belongs. Its purpose is to support responsible documentation, conserve the biodiversity that sustains these traditions, and encourage thoughtful dialogue between knowledge holders and researchers.
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Community participation and informed consent
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Oral histories and traditional ecological knowledge
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Medicinal-plant and native-species conservation
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Evidence-based evaluation of documented practices
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Recognition, community rights and responsible benefit sharing
Preserving this knowledge means valuing its cultural context, protecting its living sources and ensuring that communities remain central to its future.
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Water & Ecological Restoration
Caring for the water that sustains us.
A village’s future is closely connected to the health of its water.
Ponds, lakes, wetlands and their surrounding landscapes support agriculture, biodiversity and everyday community life. Their protection calls for an understanding of local ecology and a commitment to long-term care.
Through Erwon Energy and associated initiatives, Rajeev Singh’s environmental vision includes water conservation, ecological restoration and the responsible management of degraded landscapes.
Key priorities include:
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Site assessment and appropriate restoration planning
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Protection and revival of ponds, lakes and wetlands
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Catchment care and groundwater-recharge opportunities
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Soil conservation and ecologically suitable planting
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Community participation, monitoring and maintenance
The purpose is to strengthen the natural systems on which resilient communities depend.
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Farmer Empowerment & Rural Development
Creating opportunity from soil to market.
मिट्टी से मंडी तक
A farmer’s progress depends on decisions made throughout the agricultural journey—from understanding the land to finding a fair opportunity in the market.
Sansar Green’s “Mitti Se Mandi Tak” vision connects these stages through knowledge, suitable inputs, practical skills and market awareness. It places farmers’ needs at the centre while opening pathways for rural youth, women and community enterprises to participate.
Key priorities include:
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Accessible agricultural guidance and farmer training
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Field demonstrations and peer learning
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Rural entrepreneurship and skills development
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Engagement with FPOs, SHGs and farmer groups
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Post-harvest awareness, produce quality and market linkages
The aim is to strengthen people’s ability to make informed choices, build viable enterprises and create opportunity close to home.
Research, Innovation & SIART
Knowledge That Reaches the Field.
Research earns its value through the questions it helps answer and the improvements it makes possible.
The Sansar Institute of Agricultural Research & Training—SIART—provides a focus for research, learning and capacity building within this wider mission. Its vision is to bring farmers, scientists, students and entrepreneurs into closer dialogue, so that field challenges inform research and useful findings reach the people who need them.
Research and development priorities include:
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Soil biology, microbial resources and bio-inputs
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Crop nutrition and locally relevant farming systems
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Field trials, demonstrations and performance evaluation
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Quality planting material and propagation technologies
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Resource-efficient and climate-resilient agriculture
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Training, technology transfer and rural enterprise development
The guiding principle is practical: begin with a real need, investigate carefully, test under relevant conditions and share what is learned.
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How the Vision Becomes Action
Listen Closely. Work Together. Follow Through.
Meaningful change begins with understanding the place and the people.
Across agriculture, plantation and ecological restoration, the approach is grounded in four commitments:
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Understand local needs
Listen to communities and assess soil, water, biodiversity and livelihood priorities. -
Bring knowledge together
Combine scientific expertise, field experience and relevant traditional knowledge. -
Build local participation
Work with farmers, institutions and community members who can help sustain the effort. -
Learn from the results
Document progress, examine challenges and use the findings to improve future work.
This is how a shared intention becomes a practical project—and how a project can grow into lasting community value.
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Impact That Deserves Trust
Progress Made Visible.
Lasting impact is revealed over time: in the survival of planted trees, the usefulness of farmer training, the findings of a field trial and the continued care of a restored landscape.
This platform will share documented progress, supported by reliable records wherever available.
Areas of reporting will include:
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Farmers reached, trained and supported
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Soil assessments and microbial farming demonstrations
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Plantation locations, species and survival monitoring
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Research trials and institutional engagement
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Participation by young people, women’s groups and communities
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Water-restoration activities and follow-up care
Sharing achievements alongside lessons creates a stronger foundation for learning, accountability and public trust.
Knowledge & Stories from the Field
Ideas to Learn From. Experiences to Build On.
Explore the people, practices and conversations shaping this work.
Find farmer guides, research updates, plantation stories, indigenous knowledge documentation, public talks and community experiences—each offering a closer view of how sustainable development takes shape on the ground.
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Be Part of What Grows Next.
A greener India needs many kinds of contributions: a farmer willing to test a useful practice, a researcher ready to investigate a field challenge, a school that nurtures trees, a business that supports community work, and citizens who give their time and care.
There is a place for each of them in this mission.
Partner on research. Support farmer training. Help develop a plantation programme with a long-term care plan. Collaborate through CSR. Volunteer with Harit Sansar. Or invite Rajeev Singh to bring these ideas into conversation at your institution.
Together, we can turn shared concern into sustained action.
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The Future We Nurture Today.
Living soil. Protected water. Thriving trees. Empowered people.
These are the foundations of the India Rajeev Singh works towards—an India where progress strengthens the land and creates opportunity for the people who depend on it.
That future grows through the choices we make, the knowledge we share and the responsibilities we carry together.
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Agripreneur | Sustainability Leader | Water Warrior | IIM Alumnus
Transforming Indian Agriculture, One Farmer and One Water Body at a Time
In a time when the world is racing toward progress at the cost of the planet, Rajeev Singh has chosen a different path — one that combines innovation with ecology, entrepreneurship with grassroots empowerment, and growth with sustainability.
He is a visionary Agri-entrepreneur, environmentalist, educator, and policy voice, working relentlessly to reshape the future of farming and ecological conservation in India.
🌾 Founder of Sansar Green – India’s Organic Farming Pioneer
As Founder & Director of Sansar Green, Rajeev Singh has built one of India’s most trusted brands in organic agricultural inputs. With operations spanning 17 Indian states, as well as Abu Dhabi and Dubai, Sansar Green offers:
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Eco-certified fertilisers, biopesticides, and soil enhancers
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AI-powered logistics systems for rapid last-mile delivery
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Training programs for farmers to transition from chemical to organic farming
Rajeev’s mission is clear: make organic agriculture scalable, profitable, and practical — not just a concept, but a mass movement.
💧 Leading Erwon Energy Pvt. Ltd. – India’s Water Body Restoration Vanguard
As Managing Director of Erwon Energy Pvt. Ltd., Rajeev is restoring India’s lifelines — its water bodies. From desilting and wetland revival to bio-remediation and ecological engineering, Erwon is:
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Restoring lakes, ponds, and wetlands across India
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Promoting sustainable water management practices
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Supporting groundwater recharge and rural water security
With www.erwon.org and www.erwon.in, Rajeev is taking climate-resilient water restoration to both urban and rural landscapes.
🔬 Founder of SIART – Building Knowledge for Future Farming
The Sansar Institute of Agricultural Research & Training (SIART), founded by Rajeev, is shaping the next generation of organic agriculture. The institute leads:
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Field-based agri-input innovation
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Farmer training & entrepreneurship development
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Sustainable crop management and soil health programs
Rajeev ensures that innovations reach from lab to land, improving both productivity and ecological integrity.
🎙️ Featured Voice on Prasar Bharati – All India Radio & Doordarshan
Rajeev Singh is a regular contributor and featured expert on India’s largest public broadcasting network – Prasar Bharati, including:
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All India Radio (AIR) – where his talks inspire farmers across rural India
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Doordarshan – where he presents success stories and knowledge series on organic farming, water conservation, and sustainable living
Through these platforms, Rajeev has reached millions of listeners and viewers, building trust and awareness in the heart of India’s villages and cities alike.
🎥 Green Influencer & Educator
As a digital educator, Rajeev has built a massive and loyal audience:
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🎬 1 Million+ YouTube Subscribers (Sansar Green & Rimi Garden)
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📱 50,000+ followers across Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn
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🎥 Content that covers: organic farming, composting, rooftop gardening, natural pest control, water reuse, and more
He has become a leading voice for the “Grow Green, Live Clean” movement — inspiring not only farmers but also urban households to go sustainable.
🎓 Thought Leader & Policy Voice
An IIM alumnus with both business insight and grassroots experience, Rajeev Singh is a sought-after speaker, trainer, and policy advisor. He has been invited to:
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IITs, IIMs, top agri-universities across India
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Government programs, rural expos, international forums
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Dialogues on climate adaptation, agri-entrepreneurship, and rural transformation
Rajeev Singh is inspiring sustainable change through knowledge sharing, awareness, leadership and practical action in agriculture and environmental conservation.
🗣️ In His Own Words:
“Farming and water are the soul of India. If we nourish the soil and restore our water bodies, we don’t just feed the nation — we heal it. Through Sansar Green and Erwon Energy, I’m committed to empowering communities to rise with nature, not against it.”
— Rajeev Singh
🌐 Explore the Ecosystem:
🔗 Sansar Green – Organic Farming Innovation:
www.sansargreen.com | www.sansargreen.org | www.sansargreen.in
🔗 Erwon Energy Pvt. Ltd. – Water Body Restoration:
www.erwon.org | www.erwon.in
📺 YouTube Channels: Sansar Green | Rimi Garden
📱 Instagram / Facebook / LinkedIn: @SansarGreen
“For me, farming isn’t just a profession — it’s a responsibility to heal the Earth, empower our farmers, and grow a future that’s green, sustainable, and proud to be organic.”
— Rajeev Singh, Founder, Sansar Green 🌿🌾🌍
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