Extracted Data Points

  • The Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation (DDWS), Ministry of Jal Shakti organized the seventh edition of multilingual 'Sujal Gram Samvad'
  • The virtual Samvad witnessed approximately 4000 digital participations
  • Participants included Gram Panchayat representatives, Village Water and Sanitation Committee members, Jal Sahiyas, Jal Bahinis, Jal Sakhis, Anganwadi workers, students, teachers, frontline functionaries, JJM State Mission Directors, District Collectors/District Magistrates/Deputy Commissioners, DWSM officials, and state officers
  • Featured participation from 6 state Gram Panchayats using languages: Rajasthani, Mizo, Garhwali, Kannada, Punjabi and Hindi

GP-Khandwa Patta, District-Churu, Rajasthan:

  • Tap water supplied to households
  • Village Water and Sanitation Committee fully functional with active women participation
  • Construction of traditional 'Kund/Tanka' for rainwater harvesting
  • Women trained to conduct water quality testing at schools, Anganwadi centres and households
  • State undertaking 'Jal Sanchay' campaign for water conservation
  • Regular District Water and Sanitation Mission meetings conducted

GP-Khamrang, District-Kolasib, Mizoram:

  • District achieved 100% household tap water coverage under JJM
  • WhatsApp community used for water supply schedules, maintenance issues, community meetings
  • Regular chlorination and community-led monitoring undertaken
  • Jal Seva Aankalan activities implemented

GP-Ghulekh, District-Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand:

  • Monthly ₹20 user charge collected by VWSC for repair materials and maintenance
  • Multiple sanctioned schemes completed under JJM despite challenging terrain
  • Spring and River Rejuvenation Authority (SARRA) and solar supply-based schemes implemented
  • Continuous DWSM held at district and state level

GP-Inahalli, District-Chitradurga, Karnataka:

  • User contributions of ₹70 per household collected for operation and maintenance
  • 260 villages in state declared as 24x7 water supply villages
  • Target of expanding 24x7 initiative to 1,000 villages during the year
  • New borewell, overhead storage tank and dedicated pipeline network constructed

GP-Gill Kalan, District-Bathinda, Punjab:

  • Regular and safe drinking water supplied to households
  • Water quality significantly improved under Mission
  • Monthly review meetings conducted at Gram Panchayat level
  • Active woman participation in scheme implementation
  • Village targeted to become 'Model Village' in state

GP-Tinhari Mafi, District-Banda, Uttar Pradesh:

  • Household tap connections provided across village
  • Regular water supply ensured during morning and evening hours
  • Surface water from Yamuna and Ken rivers supplied through large-scale schemes
  • Several villages achieved 'Har Ghar Jal' certification
  • 'Jal Sarthi' mobile application launched for real-time water supply monitoring and grievance redressal