- Search results for World Water Day
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 | This sixth-grader's story about water conservation won third place and was turned into an animated short film by UNESCOShreya K's story on water conservation was made into an animated short film by UNESCO! We speak to this student of Amrita Vidyalayam, Thalassery, about this massive honour | |
 | World Water Day: How this collective created an album about India's water warriors and woes by travelling across the NorthThese three musicians, who call themselves Faraway Friends, have come up with an album called Rain is Coming, the first-ever release under the newly formed social label Viva con Agua Music | |
 | Water warriors: Not just a Facebook page, these volunteers from Kochi are responsible for the city's clean pondsNoby K Antony, a key volunteer of Anbodu Kochi and the Entekulam Ernakulam project who have cleaned over 300 ponds in Ernakulam district, urges us to understand the importance of conserving water | |
 | Water Warriors: Bengaluru's SayTrees is saving water by rejuvenating one lake at a time. Here's howWe spoke to SayTrees' founder Kapil Sharma whose passion is to save the environment. He tells us more about the organisation's plans to do so by rejuvenating more lakes in the near future | |
 | Water Warriors: How KJ Antoji brought the syringe solution to India's growing water problemKJ Antoji speaks about his device — the water syringe — which diverts rainwater and saves it for future use. Here's why it might be the ideal solution for water scarcity | |
 | Water Warriors: Communities can change the picture of current water crisis across India. Here's howAnnapurna Kamath speaks about their journey towards restoration of Jakkur lake which has become the talk of the town and a model to study for government agencies and educational institutions | |
 | Water Warriors: Had Gandhi seen the privatisation of India's water, he would have protested today, says Waterman Rajendra SinghOn World Water Day, the Waterman of India and winner of prestigious awards Rajendra Singh invokes in us a need to respect the five elements of nature to not just conserve water, but also mankind | |
 | Water Warriors: Kalpana Ramesh took over PM Modi's Twitter to tell the world these few tips to save waterKalpana dedicated her life towards water conservation more than eight years ago. Both Kalpana and her husband took the effort of spreading awareness in their own community and that's how it started | |
 | Water Warriors: Why the Water Gandhi's long march towards water literacy will leave you heartenedAyyappa Masagi has spent more than 30 years in search of answers to India's water scarcity problem. We find out more about his solutions | |
 | Water warriors: This Kovai water expert tells us one simple trick to save thousands of litres of waterDr R Ilangovan, who has worked with the Tamil Nadu Public Works Department enlightens us with his knowledge of easy water conservation from households to industries | |
 | Water Warriors: Here's how this 17-year-old Bengaluru boy is saving Bellandur lake, one drop at a timeIn 2020, things are looking better for Bengaluru's Bellandur lake and 17-year-old Gautam Dayal has a role to play in it | |
 | Water Warriors: Here's how UP's Neer Foundation is getting locals together to revive their riversFounder of Neer Foundation, Raman Kant Tyagi tells us about his water conservation journey and why he doesn't want any other job than saving the environment | |
 | Water Warriors: How Chennai start-up WEGot uses IoT to track exactly how much water you use at homeWEGot's intelligent tech solution, VenAqua, gives you an account of how much water you are using and how much you can potentially save | |
 | Water Warriors: Meet this 25-year-old well digger who has dug more than 50K wells in and around BengaluruRavi K, a member of the Bhovi community that's known for digging wells and restoring some old ones, talks to us about the task of maintaining Bengaluru's largest source of water and his journey |
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