Purulia School Girls Tackle Water Crisis with Low-Cost Rainwater Harvesting Project

• Three tenth-grade students from Hura Higher Secondary Girls' School in Purulia developed an innovative rainwater harvesting project.
• Saraswati Mondal, Sharmira Mondal, and Barsha Mahato demonstrated how to collect and conserve rainwater using simple, low-cost technology.
• The project aims to tackle water scarcity by showing how harvested water can be used for daily activities.
• This initiative highlights that conscious thought and small actions can lead to significant changes in water conservation.
• Teachers and parents believe such projects offer practical education and contribute to environmental protection, inspiring future generations.

Why It Matters: Purulia school girls showcased a simple, low-cost rainwater harvesting project to combat water scarcity.