water scarcity

Deeya Shroff, a student of Class 11 at Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai has started an initiative to set up water ATMs in rural areas across the country to provide clean drinking water to people.

The construction of the dam, which is being made on a budget of Rs. 22 lakh, started in March and will be completed by the first week of June.

Suriya Ansari, a former engineer, is helping improve the health and sanitation conditions of rural India with a simple, cost-effective toilet solution.

This village woman walks on a kuchcha road everyday to fetch water. She comes back home to cook on a mud chulha, with no electricity in the house. You can help her.

Water scarcity is a reality and collectively we can help fight this crisis. Read about Pimpaldhara and contribute to make this village's life easier.

While the entire nation is struggling because of water shortage, there are many across the country who are going out of their way to do their best and conserve water. Meet five water warriors of India who are inspiring the country to quit wasting water.

In a country where women often have to walk miles to find and collect drinking water for their families, the WaterMaker project to produce water from thin air is no less than magical. It is, in the words of one grateful recipient, “khuda ka paani.”