Comments on: India’s looming water crisis

By: vijay kedia

vijay kedia — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 11:07:05 +0000

Water is the most precious & scarce resource , which has a capability to shake the basic foundation of our existence/ civilisation. ( example Latur )
Climate change has made supply even more Unpredictable & Unreliable, resulting in extreme drought & floods. Which requires us to save rainwater for future use, – ‘not only for 8 months after rains’, but may be for another year & year after that.
Only place to save this rainwater for future is belly of Mother Earth & only way is Underground Rainwater Harvesting.

By: Som Dutt Gupta

Som Dutt Gupta — Fri, 26 Feb 2016 01:02:08 +0000

Let’s not try to camaflag our failures under the guise of policy failure and poor management etc.Time n cost over run of almost every water project including Rain water storages as well as beurocratic approach for the highly professional subjects are the main culprit.
Beurocrates should be restricted for the overall developments and law & order in Bharat which is in a critical situation presently.

By: Carl Lindstrom

Carl Lindstrom — Thu, 25 Feb 2016 20:43:01 +0000

Instead of trying to increase availability of water, use that energy and ingenuity to make sure that the water you have is used for it’s best most wanted purpose. Flushless toilets are coming up fast as the answer to both the water availability problem and the water pollution problem.