Cremation is a vital ceremony that denotes dignity, finality, and respect. Although the tradition has been consistent over the years, its methodology has remained constant with little innovation. The conventional wooden cremation method is quite eco-unfriendly and utilizes some natural resources. There is an underlying need, therefore, to find a better solution. Various studies across the globe suggest that conventional rituals require a substantial amount of wood to conduct a single funeral. This has, therefore, led to widespread deforestation and excessive carbon emissions. There is an increasing awareness of various green issues, and so various communities and organizations seek alternatives.“Chitagni is a mobile crematorium running on LPG. It is designed to fulfill today’s cremation requirements while saving trees, protecting the soil, and conserving water. With chitagni, large quantities of firewood are saved by burning LPG fuel. This not only saves trees but also conserves our environment by not allowing polluted gases to mix with our valuable soil, and saves the unnecessary consumption of water used in the process.”Tradition and technology blend in Chitagni, an environmentally friendly and socially suitable technology for cremation to satisfy the needs of modern society –Chitagni Advanced Human Cremation Machine