‘Jal Par Charcha’ at MANIT on Water Day:Experts to brainstorm on water management and equal distribution

On the occasion of World Water Day, Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology (MANIT), Bhopal, will host a special discussion titled ‘Jal Par Charcha’ on March 22. The event will center around the theme “Viksit Bharat 2047 and Water Management,” bringing together experts, researchers and students to deliberate on key water-related challenges. The core message of the program is “Where Water Flows, Equality Grows,” emphasizing equitable distribution and sustainable use of water resources. Raising acwareness on water risis The initiative aims to highlight pressing concerns such as water scarcity, declining groundwater levels and future challenges. Organizers hope to promote water conservation as a mass movement within society. The event is being organized by the Department of Civil Engineering at MANIT, focusing on efficient utilization, conservation and fair distribution of water resources. Experts to address key issues The inaugural session will be attended by: Chief Guest: Dr. Karunesh Kumar Shukla, Director of MANIT Special guests The session will be chaired by Dr. M.S. Chauhan, Head of the Department. Experts believe that water management is not just a technical issue but is deeply linked to social equity. Platform for students and researchers According to event coordinator Dr. H.L. Tiwari, the program aims to create a platform for dialogue between students, researchers and experts. This interaction is expected to sensitize the younger generation towards water conservation and management practices. Call for public participation Speakers highlighted that water crisis, falling groundwater levels and unequal distribution are becoming increasingly serious issues. They stressed that true equality and sustainable development can only be achieved when access to water is ensured for all. Through this initiative, people have been urged to turn water conservation into a people’s movement. Students, researchers and faculty members have been encouraged to participate actively and make the event a success.