Water woes
India is facing a water crisis that could significantly undermine its economic stability and growth prospects, according to Moody’s Ratings.
India is facing a water crisis that could significantly undermine its economic stability and growth prospects, according to Moody’s Ratings.
Once known for its abundant water resources, the Bengal delta is now grappling with an unprecedented water crisis.
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Addressing a press conference here, the Delhi Cabinet Minister claimed that flow meter data indicates that Haryana is supplying significantly less water to the national capital than stated.
The L-G assured them that he would engage with the Haryana government to address the issue promptly.
The minister claimed that the shortfall in water supply has rendered nearly 28 lakh people in Delhi waterless.
Delhi BJP chief Virendra Sachdeva said that if water theft and leakage are curbed in the city, every resident will get sufficient water.
The Water Minister inspected the Wazirabad barrage, says water level has gone too low, WTPs facing production issues
Addressing a press conference, Singh said, “In our society, it is believed that there is no more pious deed than giving water to a thirsty person. If someone is thirsty in the scorching heat and there is no water available to him, there is no more pious deed than giving him water and there is no bigger sin than stopping someone's water.”
Describing the issue as “complex and sensitive”, the apex court said it doesn’t have the expertise to adjudicate it.
