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Today I visited Rawalpindi Girja Road, and what I saw broke my heart.
Underground water in this area has almost finished due to population explosion, concrete construction, and zero groundwater recharge. Rainwater is no longer entering the soil — and the result is a silent water disaster unfolding beneath our feet.

But we are not giving up.
Alhamdulillah, we are starting a rainwater harvesting project at an educational institution where 700 students are studying. This system will return millions of liters of rainwater back to the Earth, helping restore groundwater levels over time. This is our small but determined step toward climate change mitigation, sustainable water supply, and protecting Pakistan’s future generations.

Pakistan is facing severe water scarcity, climate change impacts, and rapid urbanisation. If we don’t act now, cities like Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi will face extreme water stress. Our mission is simple:
Save water. Restore groundwater. Build a climate-resilient Pakistan.
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