With the initiative of the Raipur administration in Chhattisgarh and an NGO, Ayurvedic methods paved the way for rejuvenation and purification of two major ponds—Gadhiya and Tala--cited as lifeline for the local inhabitants at Kharora village in the district, an official communication said.
Despite nationwide attention for reviving and restoration of the water bodies in and around the human habitation, the water bodies like ponds continue to remain neglected, it said.
Much to the relief and delight of Kharora residents, the stinking dirty water with intensive Ayurvedic process turned sludge-free and sterilised, becoming fit for daily utility.
And it was effectively achieved through the ongoing water rejuvenation treatment formula of ponds by Ayurvedic ‘SE SAW’ mechanism, it added.