Johad / earthen check dam. Water stored in Pachbirwala johad built by the villagers in 1993. Since then there has always been water in it. Ruparel catchment
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. This anicut was constructed in the catchment area of the Ruparel river in 1998 in collaboration with the Sariska Park Authorities
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. This anicut was constructed in the catchment area of the Ruparel river in 1998 in collaboration with the Sariska Park Authorities
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. This anicut was constructed in the catchment area of the Ruparel river in 1998 in collaboration with the Sariska Park Authorities
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. This anicut was constructed in the catchment area of the Ruparel river in 1998 in collaboration with the Sariska Park Authorities
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. This anicut was constructed in the catchment area of the Ruparel river in 1998 in collaboration with the Sariska Park Authorities
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. A birds eye view of the anicut nestled amidst dense deciduous forests. Trees along the dam are still green while the forest goes dry from paucity.
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. A birds eye view of the anicut nestled amidst dense deciduous forests. Trees along the dam are still green while the forest goes dry from paucity.
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. A birds eye view of the anicut nestled amidst dense deciduous forests. Trees along the dam are still green while the forest goes dry from paucity.
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. A birds eye view of the anicut nestled amidst dense deciduous forests. Trees along the dam are still green while the forest goes dry from paucity.
Anicut, a water harvesting structure. A birds eye view of the anicut nestled amidst dense deciduous forests. Trees along the dam are still green while the forest goes dry from paucity.
Anicut check dam, a water harvesting structure. Water stored in another check dam on the Ruparel catchment. There is less water in dams outside Sariska because most of it has been used for irrigation by nearby villages.
Anicut check dam, a water harvesting structure. Water stored in another check dam on the Ruparel catchment. There is less water in dams outside Sariska because most of it has been used for irrigation by nearby villages.
Anicut check dam, a water harvesting structure. Water stored in another check dam on the Ruparel catchment. There is less water in dams outside Sariska because most of it has been used for irrigation by nearby villages.
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water
Dry uncultivated fields. Not a blade of grass or any other form of cultivation can be seen to have been undertaken by the people of Raika due to the unavailability of water