VJTI Community Initiative

Engineered gravity-fed water supply systems.

Blueprints and operational tracking for 14 tribal village schemes. Rigorous mathematical modeling applied to solve seasonal water scarcity.

Wide-angle documentary photograph of a concrete gravity-fed water storage tank in Chinchpada village, harsh midday sun, realistic texture, rich earthy tones.

High-contrast technical detail of a mechanical water pump installation, steel pipes and joints, bright natural daylight, realistic texture.

Documentary photography of a stone-lined water source well in a rural Indian village, bright daylight reflecting off the water surface, wide-angle lens.

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Featured Village Schemes

Detailed engineering profiles, longitudinal sections, and pump specifications for our flagship implementations. Each scheme is optimized for long-term community ownership.

Chinchpada WSS

Paretee WSS

Bhenshet WSS

Serving 450 residents. Features a 2.4 km gravity pipeline from a sustainable source well. Operational status: Active.

Serving 380 residents. High-head centrifugal pump setup with 1.8 km distribution network. Status: Completed.

Serving 510 residents. Integrated source well with solar-powered pumping. Status: In Progress.

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The 14-Village Catalog

Full list of active and planned water supply schemes. Each project undergoes rigorous topographical mapping and demand calculation to guarantee sustainable gravity-fed distribution.

Chiraychapad WSS

Ghanichapada WSS

Khirdi WSS

Mapped 1.6 km pipeline. Daily demand: 15,200 liters. Source: Sustainable borewell.

Gravity-fed distribution. Daily demand: 11,000 liters. Source: Protected spring.

1.7 km pipeline layout. Daily demand: 16,500 liters. Source: Open well.

Amda Bhare WSS

Undoval WSS

Bhati WSS

2.1 km gravity distribution. Daily demand: 22,000 liters. Source: Elevated spring.

Mapped 2.5 km pipeline. Daily demand: 24,500 liters. Source: River intake.

Gravity-fed distribution. Daily demand: 12,000 liters. Source: Mountain spring.

Kalamne WSS

Hanumantpada WSS

Gurtembhi WSS

Designed solar-powered pump. Daily demand: 18,500 liters. Source: Open well.

1.2 km gravity network. Daily demand: 13,000 liters. Source: Borewell.

Designed solar-powered pump. Daily demand: 20,500 liters. Source: River intake.

Bedse WSS

Kelwan WSS

1.9 km pipeline network. Daily demand: 14,000 liters. Source: Infiltration gallery.

Solar pumping machinery. Daily demand: 19,000 liters. Source: Storage reservoir.

Collective Impact

Engineering by the numbers

14

Tribal Villages

6,200+

Daily Liters Demand

18.5 km

Mapped Pipelines

100%

Gravity-Fed Designs

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