Education
Education Department launches 'Jal Mitra' water‑conservation clubs in over 2,000 state schools
The state Education Department will set up 'Jal Mitra' student clubs in more than 2,000 government schools to promote water‑saving habits among children.
The Education Department announced the creation of 'Jal Mitra' water‑conservation clubs across the state, targeting over 2,000 government schools. The initiative is designed to instill the habit of using water sparingly from an early age among students.
The clubs will operate within school campuses, providing a structured platform for students to learn and practice water‑saving techniques. By embedding conservation practices in daily school life, the program aims to foster responsible water use habits that can extend beyond the classroom.
Officials said the move aligns with broader state efforts to manage water resources more sustainably. The department expects the student clubs to contribute to long‑term behavioral change and support the state's water conservation goals.
The clubs will operate within school campuses, providing a structured platform for students to learn and practice water‑saving techniques. By embedding conservation practices in daily school life, the program aims to foster responsible water use habits that can extend beyond the classroom.
Officials said the move aligns with broader state efforts to manage water resources more sustainably. The department expects the student clubs to contribute to long‑term behavioral change and support the state's water conservation goals.