Once the funds are arranged, the restoration of the Kund is undertaken. The average cost of restoration of a Kund varies between Rs. 10 lakhs to Rs. 5  crores, depending upon the plight and size of the kund and the quality of beautification one wants to do. We try to mobilize corporate support, private donors and MPLAD funds for this purpose.

Kund Restoration is the answer to growing water crisis in the country. Actually this is a cause of worry for the whole world. From the World Bank to the State Govts. all are concerned about the speedily declining subsoil water tables. It is a priority of every govt. and corporate entity to contribute towards water harvesting or conservation. Many NGOs are doing very good work in different parts of the country, we need their expertise and support. However, there is a large number of NGOs, who make false claims about their achievements in order to seek large grants. So we decided to prove our credentials by setting some examples of good work and then seek out for funds.

Mr. Morarka was also the founder Chairman of The Braj Foundation and had very generously donated us over Rs. 2 Crores including 3 Earthmovers (worth Rs one Crores) to carry out the work of removing the silt from dried up Kunds.

The objective of the Braj Foundation is to restore, beautify and maintain all the Kunds of Braj, which are more than thousand in number. On clicking here you may see the whole list of Kunds undergoing complete transformation.