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These pits will solve Bengaluru’s water problem for hundreds of years! We’re digging 1000+ pits in and around the Art of Living International Center to convert all the rainfall into groundwater! This is a tried and tested model that’s helping thousands of farmers across different parts of India. Using... show more

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Vaishali Ganorkarvor 2 Jahren

Yes, I've seen this work of #ArtofLiving in Jalna, same concept #Jaltara just amazing!

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Kapil Malhotravor 2 Jahren

This is brilliant ❤️🎉👏

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Vishal Jhunjhunwalavor 2 Jahren

Like the nice and simple concept of "paani ka fixed deposit" or "water FD"

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Lakshmimoni Senvor 2 Jahren

This have become possible only by Guru grace🙏🙏🙏. Attached to AOL since 2005. Jai Gurudev 🙏

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Shakuntala Rayzada.vor 2 Jahren

This is superb idea.

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NoBiasvor 2 Jahren

Excellent ! Awesome !

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Lalit Singlavor 2 Jahren

Impressive initiative! Converting rainfall into groundwater is crucial for sustainable water management. Keep up the excellent work! @ArtofLiving

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hemant endaitvor 2 Jahren

Jai Gurudev 🙏🙏🙏

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N NILAMANI ꯅꯤꯂꯥꯃꯅꯤvor 2 Jahren

Jai Gurudev 🪷🙏

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Mr. Veeruvor 2 Jahren

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