Why is Savi cycling from Jaipur to Moscow?
Savi has cycled to save Jaipur’s urban forest from indiscriminate construction. She plans to raise awareness about the human and climate toll of war. By cycling from Jaipur to Moscow. Savi is 12 years old.
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- Created on the most eco-sustainable paper in the world
- Hand-made paper from elephant poo
- Hand-painted with vegetable dyes
Meet Savi…
Don’t let her small frame fool you. Savi packs a punch. It reverberates across geographies. An eco-warrior, she is passionate about saving the planet. Savi knows she has a responsibility to fulfill:
Spread the word. Save the world.
Every tree saved makes an impact
When Savi heard that her neighbourhood forest in Jaipur was going to be demolished to make way for a fintech park, she picked up her bicycle and pedaled away across the length and breadth of the city, bringing people together to protest and protect.
Make a real change In someone’s life
Savi is a girl of few words, till you ask her about climate change, warring nations, and human suffering. Then she has a lot to say. But she is not only about words. She believes in making a real effort for real change. And that is why she cycles. Because she wants to make her purpose physical.
Inspiring women who shaped Savi
From the time Savi was a baby, she has been fortunate to come across stellar women who have inspired her to think deeply. here are the powerful five who have left and indelible mark on her.
Kaushalya Kanwar
Savi’s Dadisa, her grandmother. She took a stand against gender and domestic violence in an extremely patriarchal society.
Sally Gosse
Sally Aunty from Canada to Savi, has supported and encouraged Savi in her education and her passion for the environment.
Kavita Srivastava
Savi calls Kavita her mentor and guru who created such an impression on young Savi when she blocked an earth mover trying to fell centuries old trees.
Jaya Jaitly
Savi sees Jaya Jaitly as a saviour who believed in her family’s business of making sustainable paper from elephant poop, helping with financial and moral support.
Timmie Kumar
Help In Suffering, an NGO run by the multi-faceted Timmie Kumar has influenced Savi to make all efforts that help make life better for others.