Heard this beautiful song - "Cauvery Haadu" on the event of #Mahashivratri2024, penned by Shri Sadhguru JV and sung by the fabulous duo of Shankar Mahadeva and Sandeep Narayan, about the river Cauvery and its heart-wrenching plight. 🎶 Listen to the song here: https://lnkd.in/g3_5CGA6 (Original video posted by Sounds of Isha) https://lnkd.in/gYp6FZ52 (From the mahashivratri stream) It made me realize that, despite consuming water from the river Cauvery for more than three decades, I have never given a thought to the source of this fresh water while sitting in my city home. The realization hit hard that this basic necessity could become scarce and potentially make my city uninhabitable for future generations. As several parts of Bengaluru are reeling under severe water shortage, the impact and seriousness of the issue have become clear to me. Thousands of farmers and acres of agricultural belts have already taken the brunt of it. It's now time for us as individuals, who depend on the river Cauvery, to do our bit in ensuring the river is restored to her majestic volume and doesn't become a seasonal river. Back in 2019, Chennai faced a massive water crisis, and now Bengaluru is staring at another. What are we waiting for? While judicious usage is a must for damage control, the right and futuristic solution is afforestation along the river basin. Conscious Planet, an organization run by Isha Foundation, is determined to plant 242 crore trees overall the decade. We can lend our support by contributing an amount that would translate to a fixed number of trees being planted along the river basin. This is the barest minimum that us city dwellers, sitting miles away from the river, could do. For more details - https://lnkd.in/gN3v27nB We as a generation have to become more conscious of the natural resources we consume and learn to #giveback. This has to be ingrained into our thought process and become a part of us. #cauverycalling #savesoil
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