NCERT Book Class 5 EVS Chapter 6 Every Drop Counts
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Long Long Ago
This is a picture of Ghadsisar. Sar means a lake. King Ghadsi
of Jaisalmer got it made 650 years ago with the help of the
people. All around the lake there are ghats with steps leading
to the water, decorated verandahs, large halls, rooms and
much more. People came here to celebrate festivals and for
programmes of music and dance. Children came to study in
the school on the ghat. The talab belonged to everyone and
everyone took care to keep it clean.
Rainwater collected in this lake spread over many miles.
It was made in such a way that when the lake was full, the
extra water flowed into another lake at a lower level. When
that too filled up, the
extra water flowed into
the next lake. This way
all nine lakes filled up.
This rain water could be
used throughout the
year. Today, Ghadsisar is
no more in use. Many new
buildings and colonies
have come up in between
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those nine lakes. Now the
water does not get
collected in these lakes. Rain water just flows away and is
wasted.
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