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Water Crisis Threatens India's Growth, Warns Moody's: A Moody's report sounds the alarm on India's water crisis, highlighting its potential to stall economic growth and social stability. The Challenge: Growing population, urbanization, and climat

There are lots of scams happening everyday..and when you will open the social media you will definitely see a scam so I want opinions from peoples what type of solutions you guys are expecting to solve this I want Opinions from everyone who will see

😳 Can't believe this ! Delhi lower middle class People's are fighting for water tankers like a African countries. Looks like soon everyone face this problem and guy's we need to plant more trees 🌴 Otherwise our India become Africa We have 140 Cr

Niranjan Karagi, a mechanical engineer from Karnataka, has developed NirNal, the world’s cheapest water filter, priced at just ₹30! This compact, portable filter eliminates up to 99% of bacteria and purifies nearly 100 liters of water, making clean d

The temperature in my area is above 49°C today, and there is a significant water scarcity. I see a huge opportunity in this space. Are there any startups working on this problem, and how are they solving it?

I live in indore madhya pradesh here due to scarcity of water there is no farming for nearly about 4 months and also as we know about banglore as things progress I think there would not be water available so easily in 10-15 years and how can this pro

"With water scarcity predicted to be one of the most pressing issues of our time. some even say it could be the reason for a third world war" The need for solutions is critical. Cities like Mumbai, Bangalore, and others across the globe are already

STARTUP BASED ON WATER PROBLEM SOLVING ■ Swajal is a startup providing affordable water purification systems for rural areas. ■Eco365 is a startup that offers innovative solutions for water conservation in urban areas. ■Aquakraft is a startup that

Free water companies problems! 1- renting space 2- need separate worker to give it for free . 3- India have more uneducated people, if water is free, it's difficult to say right people will get it . These is enough so what you guys thinking to pr

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/stor