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Use Treated Waste Water (TWW) coupled with Solar Powered Rainport Sprinkler System for Small Scale Agriculture

By- Dilip Yewalekar Manisha Kinge Glasgow, 10th Nov 2021, The UNEP, and Bharat signed an agreement on climate change and committed to achieving the target of SDG 6.3, and water conservation, energy conservation, environmental protection, and green energy are the task to achieve. Agriculture is the world’s largest consumer of water and power. To minimize the consumption of water and power in agriculture, use of TWW coupled with a solar-powered Rain-port plays an important role. TWW management and solar power(green energy) are the prime target of the UN’s Sustainable Development…

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Circular Economy of Water

By- Dr Mayur J. Kapadia Trainer, Writer, Editor & Former AGM, Quality Control Dept, GNFC Ltd, Bharuch, Gujarat. Email : mjkapadia61@gmail.com Water : A Stressed Resource Water is fundamental to our existence and a finite resource. Water underpins all drivers of growth – be it agricultural production, energy generation, industry or manufacturing. The soaring population growth, urbanization, agricultural farming and climate change have put much more pressure on water source. Agriculture accounts for roughly three-quarters of global freshwater withdrawals, and agriculture-related nutrients are polluting watersheds. Water leakages can contribute up…

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A Deep Dive into India’s Hydropower Revolution

The importance of hydropower in India’s energy landscape, a pivotal player in the face of escalating energy needs and the global push towards sustainability. In our pursuit to decrease dependence on fossil fuels and tackle the obstacles posed by climate change, the multifaceted advantages of hydropower have emerged as a prominent solution, leading us towards a future of energy that is both sustainable and resilient. A Need for Stability with Renewable energy In the realm of renewable energy, solar and wind power, while champions of cleanliness, pose a unique challenge…

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“Transforming Health: Bihar’s Community Response to Waterborne Diseases through Affordable Household Water Treatment Solutions”

Lalit Mohan Sharma, Principal Scientist, S M Sehgal Foundation Aparajeeta, Assistant Program Lead, S M Sehgal Foundation Yashi Gautam, Assistant Program Lead, S M Sehgal Foundation Sumit Kumar, Field Assistant, S M Sehgal Foundation Ensuring access to safe drinking water is crucial for enhancing living standards and extending life expectancy by minimizing the prevalence of waterborne diseases. Approximately 2 billion people worldwide currently consume microbiologically contaminated water (https://factly.in/data-what-is-the-status-of-water-borne-diseases-in-india/). Annually, approximately 37.7 million individuals in India suffer from waterborne diseases, with an alarming estimate of 1.5 million children succumbing to diarrhea…

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Assessment of Kailasanathar Temple Pond Water Quality in Sevilemedu, Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu, India.

Introduction Ecological components of water are very significant for all existing organisms and the future of the earth. Every organism in the environment is linked to each other with a live connection. Thus, the deterioration that arises in a part of the system disturbs the whole structure over time. Water is the main source of life and cannot be replaced by other environmental components. There are two main water bases on our planet. The first sources of water are surface sources called oceans, rivers, lakes and ponds. Surface water is…

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Trenchless Technology for Inspections

Across any industry, staying on top of asset conditions is vital for safety, efficacy, and budget forecasting. Stormwater systems are no exception. Visual inspections of material storage and outdoor processing areas, as well as discharge areas and their surrounding environments are essential to a well functioning stormwater system. Over time, asset integrity begins to dwindle, and having consistent condition intel is the only way to minimize risks of contamination, flooding, blockages, and collapsed pipes.  What is Examined in a Stormwater Inspection? Depending on the size of the site location, stormwater…

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A Systematic Review on Water Quality Parameters: Theory and Applications with Recent Developments

Research Scholar, Department of Civil Engineering, C.V. Raman Global Uni-versity (C.V.R.G.U), Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India.Email: das.abhijeetlaltu1999@gmail.com Abstract. Water is the furthermost significant component in the terrestrial foundation and regulating the climate. It is one of the chemicals that affects life the most significantly.Typically, the characteristics of water’s physical, biological, chemical, and constitution are utilised to define it. Groundwater resources are being depleted and are becoming significantly and diversely contaminated as a result of rapid economic development and the unrestrained use of chemical pesticides and fertilisers in agriculture.In-place sewage systems, landfill leachate,…

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Har Ghar Jal: CIMCON’s Contribution to India’s Water Revolution Under Jal Jeevan Mission

Case Study Jal Jeevan Mission: INTRODUCTION CIMCON Software (India) Pvt. Ltd. (CIMCON) is a global leader and the world’s leading independent supplier of Industrial Automation Systems. With over 3 decades of experience, CIMCON has a history of continuous innovation and proven technology with an enviable track record of installing turnkey automation systems that are operating continually and successfully for over decades in mission-critical industries such as Water, Power and Oil & Gas. Pioneering ease-of-use HMI, SCADA and IoT Products, CIMCON continues to deliver the best information available for making intelligent…

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From Crisis to Connectivity: Transforming India’s Water Management with IoT and AI

India faces a multitude of challenges regarding water security and management, which have become increasingly critical in recent years. The primary issues include over-extraction of groundwater, water pollution, and inadequate distribution of water resources. These challenges are exacerbated by a lack of efficient water management systems, climate change impacts, and conflicts over water resources. Over-Extraction of Groundwater: India heavily relies on groundwater for various purposes, including irrigation, industrial, and domestic use. This has led to a rapid depletion of groundwater levels, posing a significant threat to water availability in the…

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“Unlocking The Truth: Discovering New Insights On Fluoride and Fluorosis-Affected Lives in Nalgonda District”

Yashi Gautam, Assistant Program Lead, S M Sehgal Foundation It is difficult to gauge how strong people are from the outside. It is commonly believed that physical strength equates to overall strength. However, this realization dawns upon us when we meet someone extraordinary. It’s hard to imagine a disease that prevents you from doing physical activities that most people can easily do and gradually ages you faster than your natural pace of aging. Unfortunately, many suffering people are unaware of the reasons behind their weak or crippled legs and their…

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