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 said Delhi government is ensuring thorough patrolling by ADM and SDM teams across the city that not even a drop of water is wasted due to leakage from the main pipelines.
People of Delhi are forced to spend Rs 100 every day to purchase drinking water with parties sparing no time to find a solution to the crisis.
The court posted the matter for further hearing on Thursday, June 13.
Delhi Water Minister Atishi has written a letter to Union Jal Shakti Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat over the water crisis in the national capital seeking his immediate intervention to resolve the issue.
Addressing a press conference here, the minister said that the government has again sent communication to the Haryana government, adding that she also paid an inspection visit to the Wazirabad pond earlier in the day to take stock of the situation.
