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Hi can you see the water this come from your home everyday this water connect in sea everyday save your Earth

Hi today hi saw three girls in New mumbai they come from Rajasthan to sale balloon they are less than 15 years old please help sisha foundation to stop child baging

Save children

Hi friends Today I saw some boys and their family sitting on the traffic signal and begging That boys are not going to school ?

I saw some boys bagging in a Street

India will get heavy water crisis by 2050
coinlysis (39)in • 3 years ago

World Water Day is on March 22, before UNESCO issued a report. According to the report, India will have heavy water crisis by 2050. It is believed that 40 percent of water resources will come down in the coming years due to which the water will be depleted in the country. It has been said in the report that there is already a lot of water crisis in North India. On this, SK Sarkar, Head of Water Resources Department said that there is a scarcity of ground water in Punjab, Haryana and Delhi.

These states have serious water problem. In south and central India, the quality of poor water will increase in rivers till 2050.

SVA Naqvi, Director of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) NIO said that the problem of pollution is not only in surface water resources but also in ground water.

He said that this water also contains the polluted substance of the metal.

Experts say that this problem increases even when poor substances are dumped in the ground.
Bacteria are included in the ground after defecation in the open and debris in the pits. This is more polluted in ground water.

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I met a boy near Sion he was begging, I just try to connect will him to know why started begging. The Boy name is Mahesh and he is Just 14 year old and his daily routine is begging near Sion railway station till Sion hospital and he earns 100 to 150 rs daily to fulfill the daily need of his family as he don't have any other source expect Begging. but Sisha Foundation president Mr. Selvaraj met him and told that this is not proper choice for living and promised him that we will do the needful so that he can stop begging and grow his future in better way and he can also run his whole family. Please support us to help who are really in need of such help.... Thanks Sisha Foundation Family 🙏

Hello My dear friend, in the above image the old lady is starving and hungry for food, can you imagine the temperature 33 Degree and this lady doesn't even know her birth year but I guessed it probably more than 70 years old but she have to be in this extreme heat at her age which may lead to death due to dehydration as I watched her for more than 2 hours many people passed from her side approximately more than 90 in that few gave her money because she doesn't have a choice as she is hungry. My question is paying money will get the solution, she can't even stand or walk properly based on her health conditions, she immediately need Medicaid. So as a Sisha Foundation, it's my work and responsibility to take them to a proper shelter, give her some good clothes and Medicaid and specially food which is the most important for human being.. I know people don't have much time to think about these thing and everyone is busy with their own life and their life problem, but this should end sooner the earlier, so sisha foundation will be helping such helpless people to take care and help them to make them survive, so we at Sisha Foundation request you to do the help or charity with some contribution, so that we can take care of such old age people and also take care of them. We will take care of them but can't individually so request you all friends to be a helping hand for us to deliver this people with food, clothing and shelter and this Sisha foundation will continue to do such work to help this needy.

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In addition, many children are abducted in India and forced into begging. The statistics are alarming. According to the Indian National Human Rights Commission, up to 40,000 children are abducted every year. The whereabouts of more than 10,000 of them remain unknown. What's more, it's estimated that 300,000 children across India are drugged, beaten and made to beg every day. It's a multi-million dollar industry that's controlled by human trafficking cartels. Police do little to address the problem because they often assume that the children are with family members or other people who know them.