By Padma Priya J., Partner and Urban Infrastructure Leader, Grant Thornton Bharat LLP The water sector in India has evolved through multiple transitions ever since it was granted infrastructure status. The priorities of the sector, […]
India’s wastewater management landscape is undergoing a decisive transformation as rapid urbanisation and industrial expansion place mounting pressure on freshwater resources. This has made effective wastewater treatment and reuse an urgent national priority. Wastewater is […]
The water sector stands at a major turning point. Alongside ambitious infrastructure growth targets and accelerated expansion, the climate stress is intensifying and there is a nearly 750 billion cubic metre gap between water supply […]
River rejuvenation is of paramount importance in India, given the country’s heavy dependence on rivers for water security, agriculture and economic sustenance. Most of India’s rivers face severe pollution, depletion and degradation due to urbanisation, […]
Urban areas in India are experiencing burgeoning growth in population, creating an urgent need for clean and potable water. Seawater desalination has been serving as a promising technique for sourcing potable water. The unique advantage […]
The over-extraction of surface water and groundwater to meet the increasing demand for water has led to their alarming low levels. The conventional methods of water supply are no longer a sustainable solution for municipal […]
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