Groundwater is an important source of water for many people in India. To make sure that groundwater does not run out, we need to recharge it. Recharging groundwater means putting water back into the ground so that wells, hand pumps, and other sources do not dry up. One great way to do this is by rainwater harvesting.
Rainwater harvesting involves collecting rainwater and allowing it to soak into the ground.
This helps increase the groundwater level. In some places, people use special structures to make sure that rainwater goes directly into the ground. This practice is very helpful during the summer underground water level drops.
You can help too! Make sure that rainwater from your home or school flows into the garden or a place where it can seep into the soil. By doing this, you are helping recharge the groundwater.
Every drop counts. Let’s make sure that rainwater does not go to waste. By taking care of our water resources today, we ensure that we will have enough water for the future.