Dynamite explosions and heavy machines were used to break the mountains during the construction of roads which caused huge damage to the direction and velocity of underground streams. Recently, the problem of drinking water in Shimla has highlighted this serious threat. Today the circumstances are that rivers and canals that got water from underground natural stre-ams are on the verge of drying. We are working on the plan to further expand this campaign; we want people to use every drop of water.For this, digging pitches in the ground, after the inspection of them, work has been done to protect rain water and available underground water with the help of polythene. How many days can you survive without water? Just imagine.Water stored due to the initiativeDue to environmental change, the year-round cycle was disrupted, due to which ground water sour-ces could not be rechar-ged. Due to which a serious problem of drinking water has arisen.The women of Sangha village bear the brunt of this problem because they have to walk long distances to bring water. If the government wants to do something really in the direction of water conservation, the first step would be to bring ‘mountain water’ to the mountain for work. Well, this problem is of the entire nation and the world, which is becoming more serious and scary."Villagers build a tank for water conservationGiven the same problem, some youth of the Ramgarh and Dhari areas of Nainital district have launched a unique campaign for water conservation. Although a third of the earth is covered with water, very soon there is going to be a drastic shortage of drinking water. Because this problem belongs to all of us and we need to diagnose and solve it together. Spread over a total of 53,483 square kilometers, this state has 43035 sq.Nature has bestowed the earth with many precious gifts. The biggest gift is considered to be water. Efforts are being made to conserve water across the globe, including India. Most agricultural work was done in the area. km area of mountains, which is approximately 80 per cent of the total area. to get drinking water for themselves and their cattle. As a result, the impact of water crisis on these villages is less Wholesale aquarium air pump for sale than the other villages. For this, small dams should be constructed in the adjoining river-drains, to provide adequate water to the local farmers for irrigation. But soon, this scary dream is going to change into reality. One of the major reasons for this is that local residents are selling off their agricultural lands surrounding the water bodies to builders.
This is similar to a ray of hope at such a critical time.The builders have either taken over or damaged these natural sources of water. In the hills, people are dependent on the streams, rivulets, underground rivers, etc. India is not untou-ched by this. In addition, crop production has increased by 30 to 40 per cent. Created on November 9, 2000, Uttaranchal was a part of Uttar Pradesh. The situation is such that the government pipelines laid down for drinking water in the rural areas have turned dry; if they do get water, it is after weeks and months.In South Africa, the effect has started to appear, where this problem has taken a vivid form. This thing has been well understood by the people of this small hill state. There forests seem to be on fire all round; the source of water in the village is on the verge of drying up. In such a situation, having a water problem is a cause for concern."Now if the water conservation beco-mes a campaign by becoming organised then the matter becomes something else. km.With the protected water the farmers have irrigated peas under the fruit trees in their orchards, whose moisture also benefited the fruit trees. The problem has become even more serious. But the great misfortune is that, the inaction of our society, the absence of awareness among the masses, the ignorance of the representatives of the people, and the silence of the qualified persons, eliminates the hypothesis of development of any area before giving a concrete shape on the ground.If the community and governments do not move on time, the day is not far when people will be thirsting for water and when they don’t get water they will be baying for each other’s blood. When I went to my village a few days back, I was stunned to see the situation of water there. But today all of them are in danger.Uttarkhand is also slowly being affected by water shortage even though many major rivers originate in this state; which provide life to many tributaries and thousands of small water bodies. Uncontrolled and unplanned development has severely affected the environment here. This problem needs to be addressed on a broad scale. After the formation of this state, there was rapid changes seen.
After the formation of a separate state, they grew further.Charkha Features.Bachi Singh Bisht, a member of the organisation, says, "After this achievement, there is enthusiasm in the farmers, their success story has started to be heard far and wide, some foreign resea-rchers have come to study it." Mahesh Gallia, a progressive mountain farmer and horticultural instructor associated with the Janmatri organisation, says, "The result of the campaign of water conservation has been that, in villages where the water was preserved in comparison to other villages in the area, there are also good size and quantity of fruits." At the same time, Hemant Karki, a resident of Devli village of Lambda Develo-pment section of Almora district, says, "I live in Haldwani city due to my business.There is a huge amount of money spent in the name of development every year from the state treasury.On the basis of statistical data, about 64 per cent of the state’s land is forests, which is approximately 34,650 sq.Ganesh Bisht, a youth who lives just 3 kilometers from the Dhari Vikas Khand headquarters of Nainital, says, "Kalsa river which flows just in front of my house had enough water till about 10 years from today, but since then it has been reduced from time to time and today the situation is that this life line of hundreds of people of surrounding villages is on the verge of drying. Just imagining makes the throat begin to dry. These youth have worked to create awareness of water conservation by creating a social organization named ‘Janmatri’, in which community awareness about water conservation in the villages of Ramgarh and its positive results have also emerged. These families protected nearly 15,000,000 (fifteen lakh liters) of water, which is being used for drinking water, agriculture and horticulture work of livestock. We all need to take such positive initiatives like the people of this small village in Uttarakhand.As a result, the benefits of government schemes are not available to the common man.In order to understand this problem deeply, we have to understand the situation of a few years ago. Atte-mpts to build big dams to control the rivers were started in the 80’s. But despite this, the water crisis is at its peak."He further adds, "Whatever anyone belie-ves, water is the biggest concern in today’s era
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