• As part of its CSR initiative, NTPC Mouda is supporting the Jalyukta Shivar Yojana project which has successfully managed to turn Mouda into a water-surplus tehsil.
  
• This project was carried out by the Maharashtra wing of Art of Living along with aid from few other organizations and the State government.
  
• NTPC Mouda had contributed 78 lakhs for the fuel charges of machinery and equipment involved.
  
• The ‘Trap the rain where it falls’ technique involves the creation of ponds and nullahs throughout the stretch of the river so that rainwater can be held for a long period.

Jalyukta Shivar?

• Launched in December 2014 after Maharashtra experienced consecutive droughts, the project aimed at rolling out measures that could potentially mitigate water scarcity in the most drought-prone villages in a systematic manner.
• Nearly 52 per cent of the state’s geographical area is prone to drought, either naturally or due to poor rainfall.
• This includes Marathwada and adjoining areas of Madhya Maharashtra and large parts of Vidarbha.