How to Filter Rainwater for Drinking

We have reached an environmental stage where preservation is considered the most precious theme and recycle the most reverberant. Rains have always been a season full of fun and frolic washing away the dirt on lorries, cars and carts alike. Rainwater has been indiscriminate and has been pouring in generously to make nature greener and all the more livelier. However, with the present scenario, the environment has served to be a king-sized bed where pollution, population and filth rest their heads comfortably. They have been successful at ruining the natural ecological balance of the environment and are hell bent on continuing with their endeavor. Water bodies have been depleting, population increasing and pollution has been pulsating. As we have been interfering with Nature's course of functioning, we now, have finally arrived at a stage where rainwater has to be filtered for drinking. In this article, we learn how to filter rainwater for drinking. Some we may do this as a part of a DIY activity, some may invest time and energy to simply while away time and some may go to an extent of doing something concrete for preservation!