Solid and liquid waste management remains one of the most pressing challenges facing rural communities
During the event, waste segregation bins were distributed, safety kits were provided to sanitation workers, and pedal and e-rickshaws were flagged off to strengthen
Groundwater will not be sufficient to meet the needs of the over 1.4 billion individuals: Navkaran Singh Bagga of AKVO
Excessive use of groundwater throughout India has brought some areas close to having no water at all.
Water scarcity is now a business risk: Amit Badlani of Vihaan Clean & Green Tech
The business case has never been stronger. Recycling can reduce freshwater intake by 40–70%, delivering immediate savings, especially in water-scarce regions dependent on expensive
UN climate talks expected to focus on circular and water-resilient future: K Ganesh of Bisleri
COP30: The conference should deliver measurable frameworks linking climate action, circular economy, and community resilience with global standards on plastic and water.
Water audits will become a key sustainability trend as businesses and municipalities strive to optimise water usage: Gurmit Singh Arora of Indian Plumbing Association
Fast forward 2025: Composting ocean plastics, bioplastics, and advanced recycling methods, including recycling of water, will be critical components of solid waste management strategies
There is lack of adequate water management infra, though the need for strong and reliable infra is high: Raveendra Bhat of Grundfos
The water industry is faced with the mission of providing sustainable solutions to problems relating to water. Pumps are a key component of this
