India is witnessing a paradigm shift in its approach to wastewater (referred to as used water lately) management through a combination of regulatory reforms, policy frameworks and infrastructure-driven programmes at both the national and state […]
Ensuring equitable, uninterrupted and quality water supply is central to achieving water security. In line with this, there is growing emphasis on ensuring continuous water supply and recycling treated wastewater for potable and non-potable purposes. […]
India is facing challenges in the effective treatment of sewage generated in its cities and the efficient operation and maintenance (O&M) of its sewage treatment plants (STPs). Currently, a mere 30 per cent of wastewater […]
With Indian cities urbanising at a rapid pace, their water resources have been getting stretched and waste generation has been rising significantly. This has necessitated the expansion of the water pipeline network and the creation […]
Major instability issues and imbalances are faced by the water sector in India due to heavy non-revenue water losses, overexploitation of water resources, limited reuse and recycling of wastewater, and technological backwardness in all of […]
Over the past decade, cities in India have grown vertically as well as horizontally. Despite this enormous growth, the water and wastewater infrastructure has remained almost the same. The global economic slowdown due to the […]
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