Preserving Our Lifeline: The Importance of World Water Day

By Prof. Dinesh Chandra Rai, Vice- Chancellor, BRA Bihar University, Muzaffarpur, Bihar & Former Founding Head, Department of Dairy Science and Food Technology, Institute of Agricultural Science, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, UP On March 22nd every year, World Water Day is observed as a way to raise awareness about the importance of water and advocate for the sustainable management of water resources. This year, the theme for World Water Day is “Valuing Water” and it highlights the essential role that water plays in our daily lives and the need to protect…

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World Water Day Quote from Bentley Systems

By Kamalakannan Thiruvadi, Regional Executive for South Asia, Bentley Systems This World Water Day 2024, under the theme ‘Water for Peace ,’ Bentley Systems India emphasizes the vital role that water plays in the stability and prosperity of the world. Water, our most precious resource, is at the heart of human survival, environmental sustainability, and economic development. The significance of water conservation has never been more crucial, as it is instrumental in fostering peace, security, and harmony among communities and nations. Industries have a pivotal role in water stewardship, underscoring the…

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World Water Day Quote from BPC India

By Mr. Bhaskar Sharma, CEO, BPC India On this World Water Day, let’s unite in leveraging water for peace. At BPC, we’re committed to sustainable wastewater treatment to conserve water resources, while helping corporations achieve their compliance discharge norms. Let’s work together to ensure access to clean water for all, fostering peace and prosperity worldwide.

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World Water Day Quote from Toshiba Water Solutions

By Mr. Hiroaki Kobayashi, CMD, Toshiba Water Solutions Pvt. Ltd. “World Water Day is a global reminder of the importance of preserving our planet’s most precious resource. At Toshiba Water, we are committed to advancing sustainable solutions for water management. From brining new technology like large-scale Ozone Treatment System that were delivered at one of the largest-scale ozonation systems for a water treatment plant in India, to an active contributor to the government’s ‘Clean Ganga’ initiative. We are supporting India’s quest to build sustainable water and wastewater infrastructure contributing to…

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Importance of Sustainable Water Management Practices

Dr. Siddappa S. Bhusnoor, Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, K J Somaiya College of Engineering Water quality and quantity are diminishing due to human activities and the impacts of climate change. Water is at the core of sustainable development and is critical for socio-economic development, healthy ecosystems and for human survival itself. However, with the global population increasing, the demand for clean and accessible water is also rising. This demand, coupled with climate change and environmental degradation, presents significant challenges in water resource management. It is imperative to adopt sustainable…

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World Water Day Qoute from Avalon Consulting

By Kritee Jhawar, Associate Vice President, Avalon Consulting When India’s IT Capital, a mammoth like Bengaluru is buckling under severe water crisis and affecting every aspect of our daily lives, we have no choice but to open our eyes to the significance of water conservation. Why are we in this predicament? The answer is quite simple and something we have all learnt as part of our environmental studies courses – climate change, unsustainable urbanization and inadequate water management practices. Now that the theory has affected our practical lives, its high…

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Water Carriers: Bridging Divides Beyond Borders

By Abdul A. Khurram, Director Technical, Water Care Services (WCSP) In the vast tapestry of humanity, water serves as both a vital necessity and a unifying force. Regardless of creed, culture, or nationality, the pursuit of clean water unites us all. This fundamental truth is epitomized by the unsung heroes of our world – the water carriers. These tireless individuals traverse landscapes and cross borders, their only mission being to ensure that every person has access to the life-giving elixir. In their noble endeavor, they embody the spirit of compassion,…

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World Water Day Qoute from SmarterHomes

By Jitender Thirwani, COO SmarterHomes As industry leaders, we stand at the forefront of innovation and progress. Our responsibility extends beyond mere profitability; it encompasses the preservation of our planet’s most precious resource: water. In our pursuit of excellence, let us champion best practices in water management, weaving sustainability into the fabric of our operations. Through efficient technologies, responsible consumption, and holistic conservation strategies, including meticulous water measurement and monitoring, we can not only mitigate risks but also cultivate a legacy of environmental stewardship. Remember, in the vast stream of…

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World Water Day Qoute from Department Urbanism

By Dr. F.L. Hooimeijer (Fransje), Associate Professor Environmental Technology and Design, Researcher Delta Urbanism, Scientific Coordinator Infrastructure and Environment Design Honours/ Delta Futures Lab, Editor Journal of Delta Urbanism, TU Delft / Faculty of Architecture and the Built Environment / Department Urbanism In a world that diversifies and recognised diversity as a quality also water needs to be recogised in its capabilty to manifest itself in divers conditions. It is all connected, water can connect us.

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Step Onward, Be Steward!

Dr Mayur J Kapadia, former AGM-QC, GNFC Ltd It is needless to say that scarce and polluted water, that too, with unequal access has raised tensions among countries and communities. So, water can be a critical factor for stability of the world. Aptly chosen theme for World Water Day 2024 – ‘Water for Peace’ – can be supported by appropriate actions of all major stake holders of water – Agriculture, Industry and Domestic consumers. Though there are varying estimates (8-14%), it is clear that industrial use of water is not…

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