Aranyakaa Farms has announced the launch of its 10th project, H2O – Harvesting a Brighter Tomorrow. The 61-acre sustainable farmland project is situated at Beragai, near Bangalore, and aims to address the city’s water shortage through advanced conservation methods.
Located 42 kilometers from Sarjapur – Outer Ring Road Junction Bellandur and 30 kilometers from Whitefield, the H2O project was developed in response to Bangalore’s water crisis in March 2024. The initiative focuses on implementing water conservation techniques to secure future water supplies.
Key features of the project include the installation of 20-30 rainwater harvesting recharge pits, recharging wells for deep water infiltration, and man-made lakes for above-ground water storage. These measures are intended to address water management issues over the next decade.
H2O also includes a two-and-a-half-acre man-made lake, designed to support local water tables. The project incorporates various sustainable elements, such as a 4-acre Sustainable Clubhouse built with green architecture principles, a Gaushala for organic farming, a Biopool for natural swimming, and a Temple for community use.
The project is located in the Hosur Economic Corridor (HEC), which is expected to see significant development, including an airport, industrial parks, and improved connectivity. Nearby attractions include Krishnagiri Fort, Hogenakkal Falls, and Shoolagiri Hills.
Amit Porwal, Director at Aranyakaa Farms, stated that the H2O project aims to address Bangalore’s water scarcity and will have a significant impact on community well-being and environmental conservation.
Aranyakaa Farms continues to position itself as a leader in sustainable farming with this new initiative, which also offers investment opportunities while supporting environmental and community welfare.
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