India uses more groundwater than what USA and China combined do, says Arjen Naafs from Water Aid “ an organisation working to transform million of lives by improving access to safe water”. Naafs a technical advisor says the underground layer is further depleting giving us a serious goal to think and work upon. Today on world water day, here is some pictures of thirsty India still thriving for drinking water.
The report from water aid released 21st March 2017 says “India has Maximum ie.63 million number of people living in rural areas and not having access to clean water.
Spiritually and mentally uplifting embrace of Himalayas, left with thirsty souls to drive water on wheels to quench their thrust.
Youth from Latur in Maharashtra, who lay their lives in danger to fetch water from 40 feet deep during the summers when drought hits.
Bhilwara a district where the governance is the guard of water. The PHE department is running water waggon from Ajmer to Bhilwara to provide and fulfil the daily requirement water for the people residing there.
People in slums at Delhi striving for drinking water .
People waiting in queue to take water in Anna Nagar slum area. Location BHEL Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh. -WTN
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