Description: In this delightful scene, we find ourselves in a bustling restaurant, where a seemingly ordinary interaction unfolds. Let's dissect the details and uncover the underlying message: 1. *Setting*: The restaurant, where a family is placing their orders. 2. *Characters*: - *Waiter*: Courteous and attentive, pouring water for the guests. - *Daughter*: Practical and curious, questioning the situation. - *Mom*: Pragmatic, with a touch of skepticism. 3. *Dialogue*: - The waiter pours a *half glass of water* for each guest. - The daughter inquires about the *water-saving technique*. - The mom expresses doubt about following an idea without context. - The waiter explains that it's a *conscious effort to avoid water wastage*. - The daughter realizes the significance and pledges to join the cause. *Message: The scene cleverly conveys the concept of *"glass half full"**—a positive perspective. Rather than focusing on what's lacking (the half-filled glass), the restaurant embraces resourcefulness. By serving half a glass initially and providing more when requested, they minimize waste. It's a reminder to appreciate what we have and make conscious choices to conserve resources. In a world where every drop counts, even a half-filled glass can make a difference.

Translation: Jingle on "saving water" #Glass half full Waiter: Ma'am, order please. (Pours half glass of water) Daughter: One ghee dosai and a water bottle for me. Mom, what about you ? Mom: Idly and vadacurry. And....some more water. Waiter: Sure mam. (Pouring another half glass of water) Mom: generosity is only in your words. Your water jar is filling only half the glass. Waiter: Mam, we are following #glasshalffull Daughter: # Glass half full ? Waiter: Yes mam, it is a technique found by Garvitha Gulhari from Banglore to avoid wastage of drinking water in hotels. Mom: So you guys are going crazy following someone's idea out of nowhere! Waiter: No mam. We are not doing this just because she told us. As it was fruitful, National Restaurants Association of India(NRAI), encouraged it's member firms to implement this in their premises. Daughter: So you guys will give only half glass of water to your customers! Waiter: Mam, we never say that we will only serve half glass.First we serve them half a glass and when they ask for more we never say no to them. Mam do you need more water? Mom: It's enough. Just half glass is enough for me. Waiter: Mam, what about you? Daughter: Actually half glass of water is enough for me too. Waiter: Mam, but you asked for a water bottle. Daughter: yes, but now, after knowing the truth, why would I take part in wasting water?. Let's join hands to save water.

Credits: Dharani N, Manojkiran M, Vijayalakshmi Ramkumar