The Answer to India’s Water Crisis: Community | Shubha Ramchandran | TEDxBangalore

Shubha leads a diverse team of designers, architects, civil and mechanical engineers and urban planners from various parts of India and abroad to deliver on long-term sustainability objectives. She believes our only shot at surviving climate change lies in cooperation and collectivization. - This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@nanditabose5058]

Wonderful and explained so cogently! Great work, Shubha.

[@hasanchoudhury5401]

This is a most important presentation on this essential technique and how to do it right ! Thanks.

[@supraja]

What a beautiful and powerful story. Great work Shubha! So very proud of you.

[@punarbharanfoundation2556]

Understanding groundwater made easy. A must watch by anyone living in a city and needing water.

[@divyashaarora5365]

and the irony is the number of views on this video. sad. great video and talk !

[@siddheshkinhekar4290]

Nice

[@srikantatrramnath4814]

You have covered most topics but missed out concrete roads, footpaths, gutters. The footpaths is also helpful in ground water recharge as atleast Good percentage of rain water gets into the mud. We got ground water at 10 feet in jayanagar in 1990, and stopped digging to have a sump. This water was available because there wasn't concrete on footpaths, gutters. And parks also had covered wells. Now those wells dried, during rains the well water used to overflow in my neighbors house. This was possible because no footpaths were cemented. High time government government realises

[@savesoil8334]

Current generation / youth will not show interest on these videos , they only interested in frank videos and other pity on them and I can imagine how much struggle the current generation is going to face in the future.