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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

For the last 2 days there is no water supply here due to leakage in the water pipe. So I went to get a water jar. When it was empty I did not feel anything but after filling it I felt like it. Then I thought people are going upto 7th-8th floor throug

The cost of coconut water in nearly all of India's states is around ₹70, and it tastes the best. In contrast, packaged coconut water costs about ₹45 to 50, and it tastes terrible. As a result, any product that tastes as good as natural coconut wate

Large cities are suffering from water scarcity crises but this Israeli company has found the solution for it. Watergen is one of the leading suppliers of Atmospheric Water Generators (AWGs) globally. They are known for their different range of AWG p

Guys , how does a sandless sand bag sounds ? Product description:- Sandless sand bag is a product that when exposed to water it stores water upto 300 times it's capacity . Which can later be used gradually over a due course of time . It can also

Yesterday, while watering my plants, I came across an interesting idea. Could Mexican prickly poppy (weed) be a suitable material for creating waterproof paper for student notebooks? The plant's waxy coating strongly repels water, making it a potenti

Banglore Is suffering from severe water crisis but do you onow that the Western Ganga Dynasty (350–1000 CE) of ancient India had the solution for this? As we all know, Banglore is a landlocked city with only 4 small rivers which is not enough for th

I don't find chat gpt trustworthy. It just tells anything in random and it claims it is right. I asked it about plants it don't tell proper information for plants suitable climate. I find chat gpt just as a influencer it is more like talking to frien

What are challenges in starting a waste water treatment plant? How is it done? Who are the customers? Any suggestions on implementing this as a business?

🗣 New scandal with Nestlé: the company has been taking water from fecal sources for over 15 years, filtering it, and selling it as "natural mineral water" across Europe. 🚰💧 The Mediapar agency has announced that the amount of fraud is 3 billion e