We thank the Government of India led by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, and Hon’ble Finance Minister Shrimati Nirmala Sitharaman for presenting the Union Budget. The Union Budget 2026–27 underscores the Government of India’s sustained commitment to building a resilient, low-carbon energy system—an approach that closely aligns with INOXGFL Group’s integrated clean energy strategy across renewables, manufacturing and infrastructure. The continued policy support for battery energy storage systems, including customs duty exemptions for lithium-ion cell manufacturing, along with duty relief for key solar manufacturing inputs, will play a critical…
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Kirloskar Brothers strengthens manufacturing capacity; renewables power 80% of new facility
Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL), a leader in fluid management solutions, has inaugurated a new factory building at its Kaniyur Manufacturing Facility in Tamil Nadu. This expansion marks 100 years since KBL manufactured and installed India’s first centrifugal pump in 1926. The new facility is designed to enhance productivity and operational efficiency, enabling KBL to meet growing domestic and global demand while maintaining high quality standards. A significant highlight of the facility is its commitment to sustainability. Approximately 80% of its electricity requirements are met through renewable energy, reducing carbon emissions by 122.5 tCO₂e and…
Read MoreScarcity of Groundwater – an Emerging Concern for Future India
India’s groundwater crisis is intensifying, raising concerns about whether current reserves can meet increasing demand driven by climate change and rising temperatures. Groundwater is a major water source in India, used extensively for agriculture while supplying fresh water to billions and sustaining the nation’s food security. Groundwater sources are mostly recharged by rain, with 60 per cent from monsoon showers. With a warming climate, rain patterns have shifted or are missing in some cases. According to the Central Ground Water Board, total annual groundwater recharge fell from 449.08 BCM in…
Read MoreHaryana Govt to Bring New Law for Water Conservation: State Public Health Minister
During the closing ceremony of the two-day workshop organised by the public health engineering department at Panchkula, the minister said the objective of the proposed new law to promote water conservation and ensure an uninterrupted water supply to citizens. Haryana Public Health Engineering and Public Works Minister Ranbir Gangwa on Friday said the state government will bring a new law to prevent wastage of drinking water, address leakage issues, and promote water conservation. During the closing ceremony of the two-day workshop organised by the public health engineering department at Panchkula,…
Read MoreGhaziabad: Drains in 13 Gram Panchayats to Have Silt Catchers, Filter Structures to Prevent Hindon Pollution
Thirteen gram panchayats alongside the Hindon in Ghaziabad will get silt-catchers and filter chambers by mid-November to prevent household garbage from draining directly into the river, district administration officials said. Of the 18 gram panchayats located along the river’s 55km stretch in the district, 13 have household drains emptying waste directly into the river. District panchayati raj officer Zahid Husain explained that a silt-catcher traps household garbage from flowing into the river, while a filter chamber uses a multi-stage system with pretreatment sedimentation and a filter bed to remove pollutants.…
Read MoreDdws Organises One-day Workshop on “communication and Pra Tools for Jan Bhagidari” Under Jal Jeevan Mission
The Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation organised a one-day workshop of the Rural WASH Partners’ Forum on “Communication and PRA Tools to Promote Community Engagement (Jan Bhagidari)” on 12th November 2025 at SCOPE Complex, New Delhi. The workshop began with the unveiling of four key initiatives by Union Minister of Jal Shakti, Shri C.R. Patil: a Decision Support System for Source Sustainability, the JJM Panchayat Dashboard, the Community Radio Programme “Swachh Sujal Gaon Ki Kahani: Radio Ki Zubani”, and a handbook on Community-Managed Piped Water Systems titled “Jan Bhagidari…
Read MoreGLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY & INNOVATION AWARDS 2026
Celebrating Leadership, Innovation & Impact in Water and Environment The Global Sustainability & Innovation Awards 2026 is a prestigious platform dedicated to recognising organisations, projects, and individuals who are driving meaningful change in the water, wastewater, and environmental sustainability sector. These awards honour excellence in leadership, breakthrough innovations, and impactful initiatives that contribute to a more resilient and sustainable future. As the water and environment sector faces increasing challenges due to climate change, urbanisation, and resource scarcity, this initiative aims to spotlight those who are setting new benchmarks through vision, responsibility, and…
Read MoreUnlocking Clean Water Goals for 2026 with Bioaugmentation
The safety of drinking water and sanitation systems has a direct impact on human health. While many societies enjoy incredibly high water and sanitation quality, approximately 40% of the world’s recognized countries have an EPI (Environmental Performance Index) score of less than 50 (out of 100). As societies look for answers to these problems, Bionetix® International invites key players everywhere to consider the important role of bioaugmentation in achieving water quality goals. Wastewater and Water Quality: An Important Link Wastewater released to the environment without proper treatment can negatively impact…
Read MoreRiver Monitoring System With Qdos Pumps Supports Environmental Protection and Public Health
Wild swimmers gain real-time data on the health of rivers from monitoring devices which integrates a Qdos peristaltic pump Qdos peristaltic pumps play a crucial role in a new monitoring system that is measuring the quality of river water in the United Kingdom, which provides real-time data that benefits both the environment and wild swimmers. Working with the Environment Agency and Meteor Communications, the River Severn Partnership has installed two monitors on the River Teme in Ludlow and on the River Severn in Shrewsbury, both in Shropshire, England. In February…
Read MoreUnlocking the Power of Modular Systems in Water Treatment
Contamination remains one of the most pressing issues in water treatment. Pollutants such as heavy metals, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, and microplastics pose significant health risks. Furthermore, pathogens, including bacteria and viruses can enter water sources and lead to outbreaks of waterborne diseases. Population growth and industrialization further stress water resources, highlighting the need for innovative solutions to meet rising demand. The water treatment industry has embraced several transformative technologies to combat contamination effectively and enhance treatment efficiency. These include AI-driven monitoring, advanced filtration systems, smart infrastructure, membrane filtration, bio & carbon-based…
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