Greater Noida : In view of the continuously rising temperatures across the NCR region, the Active Citizens Team organised a water distribution service at Pari Chowk in Greater Noida on Sunday, May 18, 2026. The initiative aimed to provide relief to commuters, drivers and pedestrians travelling through one of the city’s busiest intersections.
Under the campaign themed around the message “Jal Hi Jeevan Hai” (Water is Life), volunteers distributed drinking water to passersby facing discomfort due to the scorching heat. The team members said the service would continue regularly during the summer season to help people cope with extreme weather conditions.
Amid soaring temperatures in Greater Noida, the Active Citizens Team is continuously serving drinking water to commuters at Pari Chowk under the message “Jal Hi Jeevan Hai.” The initiative is also inspiring more citizens to join hands in public service during the harsh summer… pic.twitter.com/GzY8lzRzu5
Members of the organisation appealed to capable residents and social groups in the city to come forward and participate in such humanitarian efforts. They said even small contributions towards public welfare can make a significant difference during harsh summers.
Water is the most essential need during extreme heat. Through this initiative, we are trying to ensure that no traveller suffers due to dehydration while passing through Pari Chowk.
Member, Active Citizen Team
This is not just a service activity but also a message to society that every citizen can contribute towards humanity in their own way. We invite more residents to join hands with us.
Volunteer, Active Citizen Team
The initiative received appreciation from commuters and residents, many of whom praised the volunteers for carrying out the service despite the intense heat. Citizens passing through the area described the effort as timely and socially inspiring.
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