Varsha Jal Sangrah is an NSS initiative focused on promoting awareness and practical knowledge about rain water conservation and sustainable water use. Through this campaign, NSS volunteers educated local communities about the importance of collecting and storing rainwater to combat water scarcity and protect natural resources. The initiative included demonstrations of simple harvesting techniques, awareness drives, poster-making, and interactive sessions. “Varsha Jal Sangrah” not only highlighted the need for environmental responsibility but also motivated volunteers to contribute towards sustainable development and water security at the grassroots level.
The main objectives of Varsha Jal Sangrah are :
i. To spread awareness about the importance of rain water harvesting among rural and urban communities.
ii. To educate people about simple and cost-effective techniques for collecting and storing rainwater.
iii. To encourage water conservation as a daily habit through community participation and outreach.
iv. To reduce dependency on groundwater and promote sustainable water management practices.
v. To engage NSS volunteers in practical environmental work, fostering ecological responsibility.
vi. To promote the use of rainwater for domestic, agricultural, and public purposes in water-scarce areas.
vii. To strengthen community involvement in environmental protection through awareness drives, rallies, and demonstrations.
viii. To support long-term environmental sustainability by integrating traditional and modern water conservation methods.