Kadaneri, Sivagangai district
The tank that came back to life
A 400-year-old village tank, silted to a puddle, now irrigates 8 acres again, and the village's wells haven't run dry since.
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Head of CSR
Manufacturing conglomerate (flagship landscape partner)
Arupadayappa's technical team turned our watershed scheme allocation into visible, measurable outcomes the district can show. Measurement books were audit-ready throughout.
District administration official
Government partner, watershed convergence programme
As a grassroots NGO we knew the villages but not the hydrology. Their engineers trained our team, and the structures we built together survived two extreme monsoons.
Programme director
Partner NGO, tank restoration programme
They treat farmers as partners with obligations and rights, not as beneficiaries in a photo op. That is why their projects hold after they leave.
V. Chinnathambi
Farmer partner, Dharmapuri
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FrontlineRestoration as rural infrastructure: a new model for CSRAug 2025
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