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What an amazing story.

Hennagra lake is dying please help

Nice work, thx

The same approach applied to the Aral Sea should be taken, and supported by all local Governments.

The coming generations will forget and will destroy it all again, it's the cycle of humanity, there are generations that builds up and then a generation driven by greed that destroy prior generations work. Only an eternal King will fix this, hallelujah!

Exemplary project by the Sansera foundation and the villagers of Kylasanahalli. Lot of focus on biodiversity. Can you please shed some light on how water quality is maintained and what steps are taken to prevent dirty water from entering the lake?

Awesome work sir👍👍

Respect and congratulations from USA for your great exemplary work ! Inspirational.

Hatsoff to SANSERA family

All companies need to do this. Plant permaculture self sustaining food forests and end poverty, drought, flooding and famine forever. It isn't enough to just plant trees. People need food. Poverty is the cause of suffering for 80% of people. Food trees can solve this is in a generation.

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Belanduru , Varturu hege adre yestu chanagirate alva

True heroes.

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Great job and what a prestige for your company. - But please add subtitles (or a link to a pdf with the text, the description box, will not allow such along text. And / or you could remove the music from the video. (if the producing company still has the recordings). I assume the video is in English for people that are not from India: Indian English obviously carries the rhythm and intonation of the mother tongue and while it is charming - it makes it also much harder to understand for the person that learned and adjusted to "generic" and bookwise English. So I recommend not enhancing the video with music - it is not needed, and at times takes away from the messages. It makes it harder to understand especially since it is a little too loud in passages (that are hard to understand for a person not in tune with Indian English, anyway.). And / or you could add subtitles for the whole language (the parts in native language were subtitled). That would also help the hard of hearing / deaf folks. and the people who are not very prolific in English. Reading is usually easier than understanding spoken language, especially when there is a strong accent.

Awesome.... heart whelming, but background music is creating a mess not able to hear the interviews properly.

This is best project

Good job sensara there in a very big kalyani in devarayanadurga pls take that project it will help

Awesome 👏 Can’t wait to return to bangalore And become part of such one project

Hats off to u all😍😍

Beautiful! Keep up the great work!

Keep up the spirit of humanity and preserve the natural beauty of the Almighty Lord's creations. God bless you all for your good work. Amen

My Namaskarms to each and person associated with this project. We read in the Vedas that we need to preserve our Mother Nature. We pray every day but each and every member of this project has put the Devine Vedas to use to help ourselves and our next generation to protect Mother Nature. My deepest gratitude to all you and as leader Sir you are blessed with a true vision. My humble request is please approach schools and colleges to be a part of each of your next projects so that you pass on the inspiration which you have ignited is passed onn to the next generation. 🙏

Nice PR but I do not have any issue with it

I love that so many people in India are being incredibly progressive in 'fixing' their environment back to sustainability. This is a fantastic result for everyone that lives around the lake, to have the lake back and the garbage gone. The biodiversity in the area appears to be progressing at a fast pace. I am curious, how is the water quality? I know that is a problem in many areas of India that is difficult to resolve.

Excellent work!! 👏🏽👏🏽 one thing I notice though. There's no gradual natural slope for ground dwelling water birds and native wildlife to access the water. At least from one side. Moorhens, Coots, Jacana, Storks, Ibises etc need marshy shallow approach into the water. Not a sudden drop of ten fifteen feet! I suppose only a few species can use the islands. Steep bunds allows only humans to drive and walk all around.

Amazing work. Thanks to all who made this a reality

I live in Bangalore ..I can see varthur lake and one lake behind ITPL(name unknown) are under rejuvenation..Does anybody know which company is doing this ?

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Such a great transformation

Hats off to the entire team . Such an inspirational video !

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We can provide better in-situ eco-friendly sustainable solution. NO chemicals, bio-nutrients/enzymes, floating weeds, machine,electricity required. If interested do let us know. Thanks

This makes my heart sing ! To see so many people turn up and plant all those trees, is truly amazing. To see local people understand the importance of rehabilitating the lake and how it will ultimately makes their lives healthier and happier. Thank you to all the people involved for making our world a better place.

Very nice work, really a dream has come true

God bless you all your team sir thank you for this

A good project ,well done I saw the lake in 1995 when I cycled to Bangalore

That was pretty damn good.

Wonderful work by Anand malligavad sir u are the real inspiration of our times 🙏

Through good water management, people can make a living off their land and won't need to go to work in cities in sweatshops to make a living. Working in harmony with nature is good for us all.

well done. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👏👏👏

good to see that TATA Steel is giving back - after ruining millions a acres across India !

Hats off to the chairman of Sansera group ,how I wish more such established businessman came forward &do their bit for the environment. I Bow down to you in gratitude sir. Free Tibet uthisht Bharatham 🙏

I'm no scientist and I don't understand the engineering aspects of this sort of project but somehow it all makes sense. I absolutely love watching projects like this. India has had a massive water shortage & pollution problem. In a country where rain is an abundance when it comes; to see projects like this flourishing and making use of what Mother Earth is providing for free - its wonderful. Allowing villagers to thrive and prosper from the benefits of water conservation it's incredible and giving them the simple knowledge and power of taking care of something shared like this will make them feel secure in their future.

Great

amazing please keep up the great work