Catch the Rain: A Mass Movement for Water Conservation

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Catch the Rain initiative is transforming water conservation into a mass movement in Gujarat. The campaign aims to raise awareness and ensure community involvement in rainwater harvesting, with over 8,817 projects initiated. The initiative will expand to other Indian states soon.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's water conservation initiative, Catch the Rain, is gaining significant traction as a mass movement across Gujarat. Launched on September 6 in Surat, the campaign has rapidly seen 8,817 projects initiated, with over 4,588 already completed.

The campaign's success lies in its ability to garner public participation and community involvement, focusing on rainwater harvesting as a collective responsibility. Plans are underway to expand the initiative to Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Bihar, further extending its reach and impact.

At a special event in Surat, prominent leaders and government officials announced the involvement of leaders from various states to spearhead water projects in their regions. This marks a pivotal shift towards addressing India's water scarcity issues through communal efforts and public participation.

(With inputs from agencies.)