The safe reuse of treated wastewater is a critical step to address India’s water scarcity and promote sustainable development.The treated wastewater reuse market in India is poised for significant growth driven by the increasing adoption of treated wastewater in thermal power plants...

India's policy landscape on treated water reuse is evolving to address water scarcity through improved infrastructure, service enhancements, and a recent focus on circularity, reflecting shifting priorities towards sustainable water management. According to the CWC report of 2023, several river basins are experiencing water stress or scarcity...

According to Central Pollution Control Board, India’s water bodies are heavily polluted, with 70% of surface water contaminated with toxic chemicals and pollutants, due to industrial effluents, agricultural runoff and domestic sewage. Lack of proper wastewater treatment and management has led to the contamination of rivers, lakes and groundwater, posing health hazards and risks to the environment...

India has built water assets such as treatment plants, pipelines, and distribution systems over the last few decades. But many of these assets now run on...

We entered the field of irrigation in Fiscal 2025 with the aim to improve agricultural water use efficiency since agriculture consumes a significant portion of water used in India...

Launched by the Ministry of New and Renewable Energy in December 2014, the Solar Park Scheme aims to promote the development of solar power in India. Vishvaraj Environment Limited started a process of establishing four solar power projects in Maharashtra, totalling a capacity of 201 megawatts (MW).