Narendra Modi inaugurates Bharatmata Sarovar!

A major leap toward sustainable water management 

Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendrabhai Modi inaugurated the Bharatmata Sarovar in Dudhala, Gujarat, on October 28, 2024, marking a historic milestone for rural development and water conservation in India. This monumental project, envisioned by visionary Savjibhai Dholakia and executed by the Dholakia Foundation, represents a major leap toward sustainable water management for future generations while paying homage to India’s rich heritage and war heroes. 

Addressing the significance of these initiatives, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendrabhai Modi stated, "Projects like Bharatmata Sarovar are lifelines for rural India. They ensure water security, protect our natural heritage, and set new benchmarks for sustainable development."

After the Bharatmata Sarovar inauguration, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendrabhai Modi also attended the wedding celebration of Dravya and Jahnvi, the son of Dr. Savjibhai Dholakia and daughter of Bharatbhai Chaludiya, blessing the couple and bringing warmth to the joyful occasion.  

Bharatmata Sarovar is a tribute to the nation and its heroes with a water capacity exceeding 941 million liters, the Bharatmata Sarovar is an example of India’s commitment to water conservation and sustainable rural development. 

In addition to serving as a vital water reservoir, the site features a War Memorial, honoring the bravery of 21 Param Vir Chakra recipients. This dual-purpose initiative reflects the deep-rooted values of patriotism and environmental stewardship, combining the reverence for Bharat Mata with a tribute to the nation’s valiant soldiers. During the event, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendrabhai Modi and esteemed dignitaries toured the nearby Hare Krishna Sarovar before officially inaugurating the Bharatmata Sarovar. 

Speaking on the importance of the project, the Prime Minister remarked, "The Bharatmata Sarovar represents a remarkable synergy between communities, industries, and government efforts to foster sustainable practices in rural development. It stands as a symbol of our enduring commitment to preserving India’s precious water resources for the generations to come."  

Following the inauguration, the Prime Minister and the Dholakia family visited Table Point, where they admired the plantation of 50,000 organic mango trees, underscoring the foundation’s dedication to reforestation and sustainable agriculture.