Revathi Kamath

Revathi Kamath’s work doesn’t seek the spotlight—it changes the landscape, quite literally. From bringing Somanahalli Lake back to life by desilting forgotten canals and planting thousands of native trees, to quietly transforming rural schools and championing organic farming, her efforts ripple far beyond the eye can see. With over a lakh trees planted, borewells recharged, and biodiversity returned, she leads with quiet persistence and grounded purpose. Rooted in the values she shared with her late husband Raghuram Kamath, and reflected in the ethos of their sons Nithin and Nikhil Kamath, hers is a story of action over acclaim—where every revived lake and every sapling planted is a quiet, powerful revolution.