Under the leadership of Chief Minister Mohan Yadav, Madhya Pradesh has intensified its ‘Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan’, a large-scale initiative aimed at water conservation and management. The campaign is being implemented across the state with a focus on preserving every drop of water.
The government has called upon citizens to actively participate in the movement. It aims to build a collective commitment towards ensuring long-term water security.
Revival of water sources in earlier phases
Officials stated that in the first two phases of the campaign, more than 3.5 lakh water sources were rejuvenated across Madhya Pradesh. These efforts included restoration of ponds, lakes, and traditional water bodies.
The initiative has been positioned as a major step towards addressing water scarcity. Authorities believe such measures will strengthen sustainable water management systems.
Third phase to expand coverage statewide
The third phase of the campaign is now being rolled out with a broader scope. It aims to ensure participation from every village, urban local body, and city in the state.
The government is focusing on scaling up conservation and water harvesting efforts. Increased community involvement is being encouraged at all levels.
Mohan Yadav: Public participation at the core of the initiative
The campaign emphasizes public participation, as a key pillar. Citizens, local bodies, and organizations are being urged to contribute to water conservation activities.
Officials highlighted that collective action can significantly improve water availability. The campaign seeks to turn conservation into a people’s movement.
Driving long-term water security in Madhya Pradesh
The ‘Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan’ reflects the government’s long-term vision for sustainable water resources. By combining infrastructure efforts with public involvement, the initiative aims to create lasting impact.
The state government reiterated its commitment to environmental conservation. It also encouraged citizens to take a pledge for protecting water resources for future generations.
