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Bengaluru (Karnataka) [India], April 28 (ANI/PRNewswire): India is a land of farmers, and most of these farmers are facing tough challenges while growing crops. It may either be lack of water supply for irrigation or waterlogging during heavy rains leading to crop spoilage. This has made survival challenging for them and led to many living in dire financial situations. The situation is impacting their health physically as well as their mental well-being. The Art of Living JalTara, an initiative under the direction of Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the founder of The Art of Living, is sure to change the fate of farmers and villagers of India with an ulterior motive of terminating existing drought and flood problems in Indian villages. The project follows a handholding process from mobilization of farmers to execution & follow-up, providing the farmers with a solution to recharge the groundwater, combating the water crisis. The Art of Living JalTara has created a wave of positivity am

Madhya pradeshRavi shankarShamika gandhiLiving jaltaraGurudev sri ravi shankarJaltara sevaksSri ravi shankarBengaluru karnataka indiaPril 28 ani prnewswire india isa land of farmersNd most of these farmers are facing tough challenges while growing crops it may either be lack water supply for irrigation or waterlogging during heavy rains leading to crop spoilage this has made survival challenging them and led many living in dire financial situations the situation is impacting their health physically as well mental being art jaltaraN initiative under the direction of gurudev sri ravi shankarHe founder of the art livingS sure to change the fate of farmers and villagers india with an ulterior motive terminating existing drought flood problems in indian villages project followsa handholding process from mobilization execution amp follow upRoviding the farmers witha solution to recharge groundwaterOmbating the water crisis art of living jaltara has createda wave positivity among farmers nationwide with its impact statistics based on validation reports selected villagesa total 20000 recharge structures have been built witha groundwater amount of 1212 crore litres over 75