Dedication of the borewell

Only today did I realize that I did not put the snaps of the dedication of the borewell that was dug in the campus more than a week back. 

I could not believe my eye when we could put a 2.5 inch pipe attached to the motor. You can see for yourself the flow of water from the water pump. 

We read from Isaiah 35. 

Dr Pradhan cut the ribbon

The people who made it possible -
From right to left - Dinesh, our engineer; Mr. Shekhar, staff from Sampurn Development India; Mahendar, our Maintenance staff, Mr. Prashanth, staff from Sampurn Development India; Mr. Ilias, our Maintenance staff

Once again, our gratitude to Sampurn Development India and their staff. And all praises to our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. 

Miracle . . .

Since the last couple of days, we were debating about the spot where we would try to dig the borewell for supplying water to the new water tank.

There were varied opinions. Our previous experience has not been very fruitful. At the places we thought there would be lots of water, we did not hit the water table even after 600 feet.

Mr. Prashant and Mr. Shekhar, the staff from Sampurn Development India who was facilitating the construction of the water tank suggested that we try a place which is very near to the water tank. All of us were quite skeptic.

We had our reasons. The place was the highest point in the campus. And the traditional belief was that the whole of the campus was on top of a large piece of graphite rock. And we had seen it in one of our previous experience of trying to put a borewell.

However, we decided to go ahead.

Well, to our surprise . . . we hit water at around 80 feet and there was quite a lot of it. The team decided to dig for a total of 300 feet. And we got water at 3 levels . . .

We praise and thank God for this abundance provision of water . . .