Traditional Water Systems from the Past to the Future By Ar. Pornima Buddhivant
Traditional Water Systems from the Past to the Future Santosh Puri Math Cave and connected water bodies, Jaisalmer (Ref: Monika, Sambhaav Trust) From time immemorial, water has been a symbol of life, and without the principle of water, the existence of a forgotten life is impossible. The various stages of human development are closely interwoven with the availability of water resources in various forms. The stability of human life after the discovery of agriculture provided a solid foundation for its development. Along with agriculture, he made available water for his daily needs through rivers, streams, canals, and wells. When his curiosity noticed that water was stored in the earth, he dug a hole in the ground and reached it in the form of a well. History tells us that both floods and droughts were a regular occurrence in ancient India. Perhaps this is why every region in the country has its own...