Give your village its own weather station.

You fund the station. ritu installs it, runs it, and keeps it working. The village gets accurate weather, free, with your name on the page.

No payment on this page. Search shows about how many people a station would serve.

How sponsoring works.

  1. Find the village

    Search at the top of this page. The page shows about how many people a station would serve.

  2. Submit interest

    Add your name and email. There is no payment on this page.

  3. Talk with ritu

    A person from ritu calls you. You talk about the village, the cost, and the term. Everything comes to you in writing.

  4. ritu checks the village

    A station needs open sky, sunlight, mobile signal, and a safe spot. ritu confirms all of this before you pay anything.

  5. You pay after you agree

    Full refund any time before the station is deployed.

  6. ritu installs and runs the station

    The village gets live, measured weather, free. Your name is on the page.

What a sponsorship covers.

  • The station and installation

    Your sponsorship pays for a professional weather station and its installation in the village.

  • The service

    ritu owns the station and keeps it working. Repairs, parts, and care are ritu’s job, not yours.

  • The cost and the term

    Shared with you on a call, and in writing, before you pay anything. Fully refundable before the station is deployed. Read the refund policy.

Your name on the village’s weather.

Every reading the station takes is public and free, for everyone in the village.

The page carries your name, a photo if you want one, and a short line from you. Nothing more. No links, no ads. The people who check the weather every day see who brought it.

A public ritu weather page: local weather for 84,000 people, brought to you by the station owner, Karthi A.

First stations are live.

Real stations, installed and working, measuring the weather where they are.

ritu station installed in Kandukur, Andhra Pradesh.

Kandukur, Andhra Pradesh

ritu station installed in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu.

Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Common questions.

  • Who owns a sponsored station?

    ritu does. ritu installs it, runs it, and repairs it. Your sponsorship brings the station to the village; keeping it working is ritu’s job.

  • What appears with my name?

    Your name, a photo if you want one, and a short line from you, on the village’s weather page. Nothing more. No links, no ads.

  • Can I sponsor from outside India?

    Yes. Most sponsors live far from the place they help. The conversation with ritu happens on a call, wherever you are.

  • What does it cost?

    A sponsorship covers the station and its service. ritu shares the cost and the term on a call, in writing, before you pay anything.

  • Can I get a refund?

    Yes, in full, any time before the station is deployed. Once the station is live for the village, the sponsorship is not refundable. Read the refund policy.

  • What if the station breaks?

    ritu repairs it. A sponsored station is ritu’s responsibility, not yours.

Give your village accurate weather.

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