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Prasad Nagar Lake Revival - Week 03

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CONNECTING PEOPLE WITH NATURE!

In order to make people feel attached to Prasad Nagar Lake, we involved them in plantation in the lake park today.

The gesture was well received and much appreciated by the locals. They pledged to take care of the saplings by watering them.

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Additionally, the locals also felt more enthusiastic about cleaning of the lake and agreed to cooperate by spreading awareness among the visitors on littering or dropping wheat flour balls in the lake.

As for the actual cleaning process, we had a meeting with DDA officials yesterday, along with their contractor. While the contractor is fixated on the idea of removal of silt only when the lake dries up, we believe it's not possible this season.

Thus, the DDA officials have sought our proposal on the same - how to clean the lake while it is still full of water. Our experts are drafting a proposal on the same and we are looking to submit the same during this week.

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However, till then we have to keep our other efforts going on. One of them is spreading awareness among the visitors, which our volunteers are diligently doing. And the other set was leading the scene to keep the park clean by themselves clearing the litter in lake park.


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