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reena rawal
Building the most ac... • 10h
It’s surprising how quickly some people jump to harsh judgments without knowing the facts. Let me clarify this clearly: every founder of HimalPure is a native Himalayan — from Pithoragarh, Triund, Spiti and other high-altitude regions that face these water shortages themselves. We grew up watching families wait 5–7 days for tankers and survive on stored, stale water when routes got blocked. So when people call this mission “looting” or “snatching rights,” it honestly reflects their mindset, not our intention. We are not taking water away — we are building what never existed: structured, terrain-specific routes, village-level need maps, and reliable supply networks based on real on-ground demand. This is a solution for our own communities, designed by people who have lived this struggle firsthand. Constructive criticism is welcome, but attacking those trying to fix a crisis their own people face is unfair and uninformed.
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