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Turning Dead Lakes Into Living Water 🌊✨

Across India, thousands of lakes and ponds have turned toxic—choked by sewage, plastic, and chemical waste. Fish are dying, mosquitoes are breeding, and groundwater is getting contaminated. 🌍💔

But one startup from Indore is leading a quiet revolution in restoring these water bodies—without chemicals, heavy machinery, or expensive infrastructure.

Meet Clean Water: a nature-based solution that’s reviving dead lakes using 3 powerful innovations:

🌱 Floating Wetlands – These artificial islands host plants whose roots, along with bio-media, absorb up to 90% of pollutants—including heavy metals like lead and arsenic. They look like gardens but work like powerful water filters.

💨 Solar-Powered Aerators – Shaped like lotus flowers, these oxygenate the water just like fish tanks, helping aquatic life thrive again. They’re fully solar, theft-proof, and run day and night without electricity costs.

🦠 Microbial Cultures – A mix of eco-friendly bacteria that break down sludge, remove foul smell, reduce algae, and keep nutrients in check—starving invasive species like water hyacinth.

The results?

✅ Indore’s Annapurna Lake—once full of sewage—now meets drinking water standards

✅ Delhi’s Hauz-e-Shamsi—once infested with hyacinth—is now clean and thriving

✅ Lakes in Gujarat, Bangalore, Tamil Nadu and more have been brought back to life

This isn’t just a startup. It’s a blueprint for clean, decentralized water restoration that every city can adopt.

💬 Would you want to see a dead lake in your city come back to life?

Tag someone in your local government, or someone who cares.

Let’s make water bodies breathe again. 💧💚

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