The Delhi Jal Board is working diligently to supplement groundwater so that future generations do not go without this precious resource. Due to a lack of river water, Delhi’s groundwater supplies are overstressed to fulfill the city’s ever-increasing demands.
According to the CGWC report (2020-2021), groundwater levels are declining over 76 per cent in Haryana . For the majority of Haryana’s districts, the depletion of the water table has been a major source of concern.
Nagpur has a population of around 27 lakh people and uses 700 million litres of freshwater each day. Around 550 MLD of this water is transformed into sewage, highlighting that a large amount of water is wasted. Currently, Nagpur produces around 500 to 525 million litres of wastewater per day, of which 340 million litres are treated.
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The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has installed decentralized Daiki Axis Johkasou STPs around the city, which are supplying treated water to the parks. In an effort to boost Delhi’s green cover and save groundwater, Daiki Axis Johkasou decentralized STPs recycle sewage water that is being utilized for park maintenance.