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Hyderabad man builds over 600 rainwater pits after teaching himself the skill

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Faced with a severe water shortage in Hyderabad, Ranga Prasad turned to rainwater harvesting as a remedy. Struggling to find professional help, he taught himself how to construct recharge pits. His efforts have resulted in more than 600 such systems being installed across the city. Prasad emphasizes that regular maintenance is essential for these structures to last. He promotes community-driven conservation as a model for how individual initiative can produce meaningful environmental benefits.

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