Daily Water-Saving Habits Key To Indore’s Long-Term Water Security, Say Experts
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Water conservation must become a daily habit rather than remain confined to awareness campaigns, experts said at the conclusion of the Indore Management Association (IMA) Women Forum’s ‘Beyond the Drop’ Water Conservation Challenge on Monday. Dr Dilip Wagela, former senior scientist with the Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board, and business automation expert Sushma…
Dr. Dilip Wagela and Sushma Nandi, both experts in their fields, recently emphasized the importance of making water conservation a daily practice in Indore. Simultaneously, jury members Dr. Nupur Thanvi, Rishika Kevat, and others evaluated ideas for practical water-saving methods. Dr. Thanvi proposed installing ultrasonic water-level monitoring systems, running washing machines with full loads, and reusing laundry wastewater.
She stressed teaching children about leaky taps, avoiding unnecessary water use, and conserving during gardening. Rishika Kevat suggested smart water meters, water-saving accounts, reward mechanisms, and reusing wastewater from RO systems and air conditioners. Collectively, these household-level efforts could bolster Indore's long-term water security.
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