“Jardh” means roots in Sanskrit — a reminder that real change begins beneath the surface. In India, where 40-50% of the population depends on agriculture, water scarcity has pushed farmers to the brink of despair. Wells are drying, crops are failing, and livelihoods are hanging by a thread. Over-extraction of groundwater, erratic rainfall, and climate change have led to severe droughts, resulting in failed crops and mounting debt.

How can a nation thrive if its lifeline—water—is vanishing?

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