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Suggestions Invited For Large-Scale Rainwater Harvesting

Start Date: 01-07-2017
End Date: 30-07-2022

The average annual rainfall in Assam is 2818mm, of which Guwahati alone receives 1698mm. However, the impact of rainfall in the state is zonal and not uniform throughout the state. ...

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The average annual rainfall in Assam is 2818mm, of which Guwahati alone receives 1698mm. However, the impact of rainfall in the state is zonal and not uniform throughout the state. As a result some areas are inundated, others remain rain-deprived. At this point it is wise to invest in rain water harvesting.
Assam demonstrates huge potential for successful rainwater harvesting. If implemented on a larger scale, it could be instrumental in curbing problems like floods, soil erosion, drought, water scarcity, and water-logging. This apart, the collected water could also be used for various activities like agriculture, animal husbandry, infrastructural development etc.
Since Large-scale Rainwater Harvesting won’t be a reality without the active participation of citizen at large, Government of Assam solicits your valuable and innovative suggestions covering ways to take rainwater harvesting from domestic to public setups.

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SANTANU MAJUMDAR 5 years 9 months ago

I propose for introduction of rule by Government to have a mandatory rain water harvesting mechanism for every upcoming housing projects [ Say Housing complex with minimum 15 flats or more] . Govt. can attract consumers with tax exemption facility which ultimately helps Govt. to minimize their expenditure burden during water crisis . It will also help job generation opportunity for the niche market.

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swapna Goswami 5 years 10 months ago

Rain Water Harvesting is the urgent need of the time. Govt. should take strict and constructive steps ensuring RWH. In cities as well as in other places, RWH should be adopted to prevent natural calamities. RWH is the natural process to keep Nature pacified. I had installed RWH system in my house 10 years ago and I am much benefited.

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swapna Goswami 5 years 10 months ago

Rain Water Harvesting is most essential on earth. We, the people in Assam are lucky enough that still we are getting enough rain and water. That's why we do not bother about water. But, we have seen that in the dry season, particularly in the city like Guwahati, people don't get consumable water, well/ponds get dry due to excessive under-ground water exploitation. If we start RWH, (it should be done by every household) crisis of water will diminish.

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Sanjib kr Das 5 years 10 months ago

महोदय
राजाओं के जमाने जेसे हर गाँव में खेतों में कुएं एवं तालाब
हुआ करता था, ऐसा अभी भी करना चाहिए, आर जो लोग घर निमानॅ
करते हैं या अट्टालिका बनाते हुए बारिशों के पानी जाने के लिए सही नाला, रास्ता
का निर्माण करें, एवं हो सकें तो पानी को फिल्टर करके जमा करें,
आर लोगों को जागरूक करें, बतॅन नल खुलकर नहीं बाल्टी में या बरा बतॅन में पानी भरकर धुलाई करें, आर नहाते समय कपड़े धोते समय पानी नष्ट न करे, साँवर का
इस्तेमाल न करे, वाहन धोते नहाते समय बाल्टी का इस्तेमाल करे

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Sri Hitesh Sharma 5 years 10 months ago

Our mighty Brahmaputra can be a big dam singly with proper plantation of surrounding concrete and cement mixure wall with digging its internal earth elements. Releasing food growing harvesting areas to our farmers and rest water dam for watering to paddy land.
We not can develop it duo to our negligency of work in every situation, we searching only easy money growing by Govt. of Assam or Govt. of India's relief fund.

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Dipak kalita 5 years 10 months ago

(১) গছ গছনি পাহাৰ আদি ধ্বংস হোৱাৰ পৰা ৰক্ষা কৰিব লাগে
(২)টিনপাতৰ পৰা বৈ অহা পানী সংৰক্ষণ কৰি ফিলটাৰ কৰি ব্যৱহাৰ কৰিব পাৰি

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VARGHESE JOSE 5 years 10 months ago

For rain water harvesting we have to make a small rain pits for storing the water.store the rain water and filter it.plant the trees that maintains equillibrium of nature.

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ISHAN BORUAH 5 years 10 months ago

Kotchakorn Voraakhom a Thai girl who designed park which can reserve million litres of water in rainy season and this park can reduce flood effects in Bangkok. This water is used in dry season. So I request you to invite this girl and discuss about the matter and apply it in Guwahati also.

For more information...Go to Bangkok and see the park! Or just google Kotchakorn Voraakhom.