Dhigaria Villagers Restore 1000-Year-Old Kodyali Bawdi, Inspire Water Conservation

• Dhigaria villagers in Alwar district, Rajasthan, collectively restored the nearly 1000-year-old 'Kodyali Bawdi' (stepwell) through donations and voluntary labor.
• The stepwell, built by Banjaras, holds archaeological and spiritual significance, with a legend of miraculous healing from leprosy and a Hanuman Ji temple.
• RSS workers and enlightened villagers spearheaded the restoration, awakening awareness for water conservation and cultural heritage.
• The site is a symbol of faith, attracting devotees and hosting fairs, Sundarkand recitations, and community feasts.
• The restoration aims to preserve heritage, promote water conservation, and develop the site as a religious tourism destination, setting an example for Alwar district.