Ecological balance is deeply embedded in Hinduism and this was followed in Ancient India. Hindu sages and seers showed deep awareness of the need to maintain ecological balance in the interest of humanity especially for good health. They saw the earth as a complete organism. Over exploitation of natural resources was completely forbidden in ancient Hindu world. Daily life in Hinduism in the ancient times was governed by nature’s cycle. Houses and buildings were built after taking into account of the direction of the wind and the sun in accordance with Vastu Shastra. Each region had a particular kind of architecture that suited to the region’s climate. Groves, gardens and forests were developed to preserve the flora and fauna and almost every village had a big pond, groove and forest. Rituals, fasting, festivals, regulations, duties and responsibilities of people were intended to prevent degradation of the environment. All Hindu scriptures starting from Vedas to