Nidhi Kar Receives Women Entrepreneur Award in Sustainability at the House of Lords, British Parliament

Nidhi Kar, Director of Earthnest, has been awarded the Women Entrepreneur Award in Sustainability at the prestigious World Leaders Conclave and Awards 2025, held at the House of Lords, British Parliament. The award was presented to her by Lord David Evans, a distinguished British businessperson and politician, serving as a Member of the House of Lords. This recognition celebrates her exceptional contributions to sustainability, environmental innovation, and leadership in developing eco-friendly solutions. A Guinness World Record holder in the Running World Cup 2021, Nidhi Kar’s achievement in the global sporting event contributed to donating polio vaccines to UNICEF, reflecting her broader commitment to social and humanitarian causes beyond sustainability.

The event marked a gathering of world leaders, industry pioneers, and influential policymakers from across the globe, reinforcing the urgency of sustainable action and responsible business leadership. Bringing together some of the most prominent voices in sustainability and innovation, the conclave served as a platform to honor changemakers driving real-world impact.
Nidhi Kar: A Trailblazer in Sustainability and Environmental Advocacy
Nidhi Kar is a trailblazing environmentalist whose passion and dedication have made a significant impact on the world of sustainability. Her work with Earthnest and her advocacy for environmental justice and holistic sustainability have inspired countless individuals and organizations to take action to protect the planet.
As the Director of Earthnest, Nidhi has spearheaded numerous groundbreaking initiatives aimed at reducing the company’s environmental footprint and advancing sustainable alternatives. Her inner drive to make a difference in society and the environment has led her to develop innovative biobags to replace the ever-pervasive plastic bags that contribute significantly to global pollution.
Her award-winning Earthnest biobags are:
✔ 100% plastic-free, fully biodegradable, and compostable
✔ Recyclable with paper, leaving no toxic residue
✔ Made from Cassava starch and other natural additives
✔ Stronger than plastic yet fully degradable within months in soil
✔ Safe for insects, animals, and marine life
Unlike traditional plastic bags that take hundreds of years to decompose, Earthnest biobags naturally degrade in soil in a matter of months, making them a true game-changer in the fight against plastic pollution.
Beyond Earthnest, Nidhi Kar’s commitment to sustainability extends across various sectors. She has been a champion for holistic sustainability, tirelessly working to promote equitable and eco-conscious practices. Through her involvement with various non-profit organizations, she has dedicated herself to mentoring and inspiring the next generation of environmental leaders, equipping them with the skills and knowledge they need to drive global change.
Earthnest: An Award-Winning Leader in Sustainability Innovation
Under Nidhi Kar’s leadership, Earthnest has received multiple prestigious accolades in recognition of its contributions to sustainability and product innovation.

These awards highlight Earthnest’s pioneering role in driving sustainable business solutions and its commitment to redefining environmental responsibility in the corporate world.
Nidhi Kar’s Statement on Receiving the Award
Expressing her gratitude for the recognition, Nidhi Kar said: “This award is not just a personal milestone but a recognition of Earthnest’s mission to create a more sustainable and responsible world. At Earthnest, we believe that true innovation lies in developing eco-friendly solutions that can replace harmful materials and drive real change. This honor is not just for me—it belongs to the entire Earthnest team. It is their relentless passion, hard work, and commitment that make our sustainability mission possible. I am deeply grateful to my team for their dedication, and together, we will continue striving toward a greener future.”