As water scarcity increases the pressure on India’s water resources, communities are turning to a solution from the past. Traditional water collection and storage systems that are hundreds of years old are being restored and reused. In 2025, Moosi Rani Sagar in Alwar was filled with water again after three decades. The well is part of a historic water collection system built in the early 19th century. Until 2021, the water level in the well, whi…
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As water scarcity increases the pressure on India’s water resources, communities are turning to a solution from the past. Traditional water collection and storage systems that are hundreds of years old are being restored and reused. In 2025, Moosi Rani Sagar in Alwar was filled with water again after three decades. The well is part of a historic water collection system built in the early 19th century. Until 2021, the water level in the well, whi…