<h1>Legal scrutiny of NGO river-rejuvenation claims, permits, land and water rights, CSR transparency, contractual and liability risks</h1> An NGO reports extensive river-rejuvenation and groundwater-recharge activities across multiple states, claiming large-scale infrastructure works, land restoration, tree planting, and measurable improvements in water levels and crop yields, supported partly by corporate social responsibility partnerships and state recognition. Legal considerations include verification of the factual accuracy of impact claims, compliance with environmental and construction permits, land-use and water-rights implications, transparency and proper use of CSR funds, contractual and liability issues with partner entities, and potential regulatory or consumer-protection scrutiny if outcomes are overstated.