Monsoon brings relief from scorching summers, but for most Indian cities, rainwater remains an untapped resource. Millions of liters fall on rooftops, streets, and open spaces, only to rush into storm drains and disappear. Meanwhile, the same cities face water
Every day, millions of liters of wastewater flow from our homes, offices, and industries into drainage systems. For decades, the conventional approach was “out of sight, out of mind”—discharge it into rivers or the ocean and forget about it. But
Water scarcity is no longer a distant concern—it’s an immediate challenge facing cities across India. While households work to conserve water, one significant source of wastage often goes unnoticed: public and commercial restrooms. Traditional urinals consume between 100,000 to 150,000