"ब्रम्हगिरी कि हरियाली गोदावरी की पवित्रता "
National River Anthem
Harit Kumbha
2015-2016
Kumbh Mela is a major pilgrimage and festival in Hinduism, celebrated every 12 years at four sacred sites. This vibrant event a ritual dip in the holy waters, fostering community engagement through commerce, education, religious discussions, and entertainment. In 2016, Nashik city hosted a remarkable Kumbh Mela, necessitating extensive planning to plastic and water pollution. With a commitment to sustainability, Rajesh Pandit, Chinmay Udgirkar, Prajakta Baste, and their dedicated team initiated the Harit Kumbha project to ensure a more eco-friendly celebration.
Aviral Nirmal Godavari Yatra
2020
Aviral and Nirmal ( Means Continous and pollution free/pure) Godavari Literacy Journey From Brahmagiri to Rajahmundry 2020 To reconnect people's severed ties with Godavari, to make the Godavari basin one family, and to declare Godavari as a national river, for which Godavari needs to flow continuously, purely, and independently. Under the guidance of Dr. Rajendra Singh, the Aviral Nirmal Godavari Literacy Journey was organized. Involving different pats of society, on 04/02/2020, the journey was inaugurated at the origin of the Godavari River at Brahmagiri, Trimbakeshwar. The journey concluded on 22/04/2020 at Rajahmundry in Andhra Pradesh, where the Godavari meets the sea.
My Water Bank
- Ongoing Project
My Water Bank is an ambitious and visionary project by Namami Goda. My Water Bank is nothing but individual rainwater harvesting systems which don't require a lot of space and are also cost-effective. Rainwater harvesting increases the availability of water during dry seasons by raising the levels of dried borewells and wells. Surface water supply is readily available for various purposes, thus reducing dependence on underground water. It improves the quality of groundwater by diluting salinity. It does not cause pollution and is environmentally friendly. It is cost-effective and easily affordable. It also helps in the availability of potable water, as rainwater is substantially free of salinity and other salts. This can help reduce the risk of flooding. By capturing and storing rainwater, less water runs off the surface and enters the drainage system, which can reduce the likelihood of flash flooding during heavy rainfall.
Aviral Godavari
Namami goda foundation and The satsang foundation under the guidance of Sri.m and Dr Rajendra Singh Rana Launched Aviral Godavari mission along with Rashtriya Jal Biradari and several partner organizations,. It aims to revive the Godavari into its perennial glory. The Godavari River, starting from the Trimbak range near Nashik, faces deforestation, rainwater runoff, and soil erosion challenges.