Karunalya Social Welfare Foundation

After assessing the situation, the Karunalaya team took on the responsibility of renovating the main pond, receiving full support from the villagers. The pond structure was strengthened through excavation, and the catchment area was cleaned. The organization bore the excavation costs, while the villagers collectively carried the soil out of the pond. At the end of this 10-day work, the technical team measured the water-holding capacity, finding 1.5 times increase, and about 15,000 cubic meters of soil was removed. The villagers decided to plant trees around the pond, and the Panchayat implemented strict rules to keep the catchment area clean. The water supply issue in Pali district is evident as water is transported to many parts by train during the scorching summer days. Seeing the positive approach of the villagers, the foundation also worked on another pond designated for cattle. As a result, both ponds were fully filled during the monsoon, providing clean water to both the villagers and the cattle. As a result, pond were fully filled during the monsoon, providing clean water to the villagers & cattle Today, Karunalaya's rejuvenation work of nadis has successfully covered over 90 villages across 5 districts, renovating 100 nadis, benefiting over 70,000 people. Let us come together to preserve our cultural heritage and re-adopt traditional forms of water conservation. "I do not know caste or creed; I am beyond color discrimination... Sometimes I am a cool stream, sometimes I am a calamity. Sometimes I am in the ocean, sometimes I dissolve into the sky... You have wasted me, human, I am even in your eyes."