Timeline

Currently, the Johad nears completion, transitioning into the testing stage. Simultaneously, we are proactively engaging with companies and organizations, seeking CSR support to extend our impact beyond Mangar, fostering sustainable water practices across diverse regions in India.

At Laksh Farms, fundraising and discussing the Johad project.

The pivotal moment came this month when we actively participated in building the Johad, gaining invaluable insights.

After brainstorming ideas and facing unexpected challenges like sudden rains, we embarked on the construction of a Johad (percolation pond)

To secure the necessary funds, we received invaluable assistance from Mr. Dutt, who generously contributed ₹25,000, enabling us to initiate vital projects within the village. This marked the thriving start of our endeavor, and we eagerly embarked on this journey to provide clean water access to the people of Mangar

Our journey began in Mangar village, Haryana, India, where we witnessed the daily struggles of villagers due to severe water issues. With a deep commitment to finding solutions, we conducted a thorough investigation, pinpointing groundwater as the primary challenge. Fortunately, the Laksh NGO emerged as a reliable ally in our mission to aid the village.