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What if the future of Delhi looks like a desert?
This is not a dystopian movie scene.
It’s a warning.
The Aravalli Hills are one of the oldest mountain ranges on Earth, stretching across Gujarat, Rajasthan, Haryana, and Delhi NCR. For millions of years, they have acted as North India’s natural shield — stopping desert expansion, holding groundwater, regulating climate, and protecting cities from extreme heat and dust.
But today, that shield is breaking.
Large-scale mining, legal loopholes, and unchecked development have already erased vast sections of the Aravallis. As these hills disappear, groundwater recharge collapses, desert winds move eastward, temperatures rise, and air quality worsens.
In this video, we explain:
Why the Aravalli Hills are critical for North India
How mining and land reclassification are weakening them
What could happen to Delhi and nearby cities if the hills fall
Why this damage may be irreversible
This is not about politics.
This is about geography, climate, water, and survival.
Once a mountain range formed over billions of years is destroyed, it cannot be rebuilt.
If the Aravalli Hills fall,
the consequences will not stay in the hills — they will reach our cities.