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We are thrilled to announce we’ve reached yet another milestone in our Grama journey. Malayala Manorama, a prominent newspaper in Kerala has recently published an article about us featuring our remarkable contributions and good deeds to society. Grama was established in 2009 initially to give back to the working community by empowering the women in […]

Community give back policy is one of the pillars EarthCare is being built.  We believe in supporting the community by giving back whenever there is a need. During the second wave of the Corona in India, Kerala state was one of the most affected state. And the village we live in had the highest number

Volunteering during your travel allows you to learn the culture and be a part of it. It could be helping in an organic farm, teaching children in a local school, helping community to lay a road, cleaning village, teaching the community on sustainable practices, or be part of a self help group engaged in women

Handloom products are known for its elegance. The intricate designs, vibrant colours and fine texture combined with the skill of artisans make each piece unique. Weaving was part of life in the southern state of India, Kerala. The states rulers invited weaving communities like Saliyas from other states and were allowed to settle down in various

When we thought of moving Grama from my outhouse where it was incubated, we wanted to build a small space in sync with our concept. It has to be in a natural setting, environment friendly, and had to be built on the principles of Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. I never wanted to construct a new building.

The story of GRAMA happened in Poochackal, a sleepy village near Alappuzha, Kerala where we live. It all started in 2007 when the farming activity in our village slowed down. Fair price for produce, pest attacks and increasing wages paved the way to this slowdown. This added up to the misery of common man. Our