Down to earth for Abuites.
Took this snap while driving down to Abu Road with Harry & Mohan
Plummy with its mantle of green.
The fading sun smiling on thee,
The monsoons have retreated,
The fruit trees are preparing,
Hope for the fauna
To survive the onslaught of the coming,
SUMMER.
Abu monsoons normally end by the end of September, with an occasional shower in the first week of October.
It is vital that the ruling body and the Rajasthan Government ready an action plan for effective water resource management. What Abu needs urgently is to halt the mismanagement of water and plugging of all leakages in the existing reservoirs. Construction of new dams should be put into action immediately to cope with the growing population of Abu. Many plans and umpteen suggestions have been put forward by the elite of Abu to the authorities, but the Government has achieved only a lethargic response. Therefore, it is about time Abuites should shoulder the responsibility of making the Government pay attention to the challenges that face Abu.
Abuites, I’ve heard through the grape wine that the water supply of our homes will begin shortly. We will get water every three days and if the water crises increase, it will be every 4 days.
An appeal to the tourists and to our local Abuites. Please ensure that
“NO GARBAGE OR RUBBISH IS THROWN INTO OUR PRECIOUS NAKKI LAKE AS IT’S OUR LIFELINE”
In summer, in times of drought, they supply the water of the lake to our homes.
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There should be a steep fine for anyone throwing garbage anywhere.
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