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sumanth reddy

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

According to NITI Aayog, "our water consumption will be twice of available supply by 2030." This is a huge problem to solve and I think there is a good business opportunity here. What are the different ways any household can do to manage/save/store/recycle water? My ideas are 1. Rain water harvesting at every home. 2. Alarms to stop overflow of tanks. 3. Water used for washing clothes, utensils & bathing can be reused/recycled for uses like flushing. 4. and many more.... Please comment what are the other solutions we can follow to save and efficiently manage water not limited to only homes.

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SHIV DIXIT

CHAIRMAN - BITEX IND... • 1y

Bro believe me this is India nobody wants to take this type of education or product from anyone until unless they feel this feel this problem. Example - Bangalore public. Basically you need to create whole market in this segment and beleive me you need lots of funds , influence , connections and team to educate people in India and I don't think so you have these type of resources and after creating the market you face lots of competition.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 1y

Rather than save just try to reharvest water by uisng technology like condescension

Sajin

Head of Marketing @P... • 1y

I don't believe in Niti Aayog

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