Jalgaon: Water Literacy, Public Participation Key To Tackling Water Crisis, Says Rajendra Singh
Jalgaon: Public participation and water literacy are the need of the hour to address the water crisis in the state. Water planning and efficient water usage have become crucial issues for the state's development, and water-related problems cannot be resolved without creating public awareness, said Magsaysay Award recipient and 'Waterman' Dr Rajendra Singh. Dr Singh was speaking at a meeting…
Jalgaon: Creating awareness and promoting water literacy are essential steps to tackle the water crisis in the state, according to Magsaysay Award recipient Dr Rajendra Singh. Speaking at a meeting organized at the Collector's office, Singh emphasized that water planning and efficient usage have become critical for the state's progress.
The Girna River Basin Rejuvenation Project, chaired by District Collector Rohan Ghuge, is set to be implemented by the government. Nashik: Yuva Sena leader releases stray dogs inside Niphad Nagar Panchayat office due to growing dog menace [VIDEO] As water scarcity worsens, the administration has ramped up its water literacy campaign.
To address this issue, government machinery for water literacy and river conservation will be established, with government coordinators appointed at the district and river levels. Groundwater levels are declining in many areas, prompting the administration to prioritize water conservation. During the meeting, Nadi Prahari shared updates on river conditions and ongoing projects. Officials from various departments and non-official committee members attended the gathering.
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