Guwahati, April 19: The city has just acquired two reasons to be more confident about its glass of water. The state public health engineering minister, Gautam Roy, today inaugurated a laboratory of the department of public health engineering to test water-carrying pipes and a few mobile water treatment plants.

Waterlife cleanses and purifies drinking water at an economical cost
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Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd and GE Power & Water have signed an agreement, to work together and offer environment management solutions, including waste-water treatment and recycling.

Under the agreement, the Hyderabad-based Ramky Enviro, part of the Ramky Group, will introduce the concept of mobile water treatment plants in the country.

Delegation to explore possibilities of joint ventures with Indian organisations

CHENNAI: With its experience in handling water crises through public-private partnerships, South Australia can help India in its water management programmes, according to representatives of the Water Industry Alliance from the State.

Shishir Prashant / New Delhi/ Dehra Dun May 5, 2010, 0:44 IST

Here is good news for the water-starved Uttarakhand. After more than four years of experiments and research, a European Union river bank filtration (RBF) project has ignited new hopes to end the perennial drinking water problem in the hills.

Mumbai: With the city facing one of its worst water crises, proposals to alleviate the problem are aplenty. One such proposal is by a city-based firm that claims it can produce water out of thin air.

Sunil Kumar | Dehradun

With an aim of finding solutions to the prevailing water crisis in the State, Uttarakhand Jal Sansthan is in deliberation with Sky Water India Pvt Ltd and other companies to tap atmospheric water. The project would be known as sky water project.

CHENNAI: A Czech delegation is in Chennai to explore business partnerships on water resource management and waste water recycling.

The delegation which was here, as part of a trade mission to India, had preliminary discussions with officials of the TWAD Board and Metrowater.

Mumbai With the Assembly polls approaching, both Shiv Sena and local Congress leaders tried to cash in on Mumbai