Water tales from Devanhalli – Groundwater and wells

Groundwater is the lifeline of semi-arid India. Devanahalli near Bangalore is such an area. Dotted with many open wells now dry, farmers depend on bore-wells, which have gone as deep as 1000 feet, yet in many, there is no water. The tanks, which used to hold rainwater and allow it to percolate are now dysfunctional. Unless the whole system is restored and a cap is placed on extraction, the livelihoods of many will be threatened.

More info: Rainwater Club
Produced by: Zenrainman
Language: English
Year: 2014
Region: Devanahalli, Bangalore, India

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Groundwater Management  
Tags
borehole Groundwater livelihoods local climate Short Film  
Date
June 25, 2020  
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Language
English 
Region
India 
Produced by
Zenrainman