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The villagers with no option but to drink toxic water
27 Sep 2022
| The Telegraph
River pollution is plaguing India, and experts warn it is causing a deadly crisis that threatens the country's health and prosperity. The rivers have become "a toxic cocktail that is proving increasingly deadly," said Mr Anshuman, Director for Water Resources at TERI.
Read moreIndustrial water reuse: Perspectives from emerging economies
28 Aug 2022
| The Source Magazine
At the webinar on reuse for industrial purposes, with a focus on emerging economies in Africa and Asia, Dr Nupur Bahadur, head of the Centre of Excellence on Water Reuse at TERI, and Vice Chair of IWA India, provided context on how reuse is a response to the water risks faced by an industry driven by an ever-increasing demand for water.
Read moreTSML collaborates with TERI to make its operations water neutral
04 Aug 2022
| The Pioneer
In continuation of the group's commitment to sustainability and its own long-term strategic alignment with Sustainable Development Goals of UN, Tata Steel Mining Limited (TSML) has partnered with TERI to conduct water audits at five of its operational facilities in Odisha to ensure more efficient use of water and its conservation.
Read morePilot project to treat sewage to be kicked off in Faridabad
02 Aug 2022
| The Times of India
TERI will be providing technological support for the project to recycle wastewater. If successful, it will be implemented across Haryana.
Read moreDelhi: Industrial effluents behind Yamuna's heavy metal woes
01 Aug 2022
| The Times of India
The sources of toxic heavy metals in the Yamuna in Delhi region are primarily of anthropogenic origin, according to a new study conducted by TERI.
Read moreSensor-based irrigation system using bank filtration saves water & increases farmer’s income
13 Apr 2022
| Press Information Bureau
A sensor-based irrigation system using bank filtration technology and controlled via Web/Mobile app installed at Sal River near Navelim and Nauta lake at Cortalim, Goa, has prevented wastage of water in the area and also made it easy for farmers to monitor the irrigation remotely. The irrigation system was implemented by TERI, in collaboration with the National Institute of Technology, Goa, and supported by the Department of Science and Technology, Government of India, under the umbrella of
Read more'Water positive' certificate from TERI for Nelamangala unit of ABB India
20 Jan 2022
| The Hindu
The unit has provisions of rainwater tanks for rooftop runoff along with TERI-approved filtration to get suitable water for a variety of end-uses.
Read moreABB India's Nelamangala unit gets 'Water Positive' certification from TERI
20 Jan 2022
| The Financial Express
The unit has provisions of rainwater tanks for rooftop runoff along with TERI-approved filtration to get suitable water for a variety of end-uses.
Read moreNMCG & TERI Launch Centre of Excellence on Water Reuse
24 Dec 2021
| Press Information Bureau
The Director General of National Mission for Clean Ganga and the Director General of TERI launched the NMCG-TERI's Centre of Excellence (CoE) on Water Reuse at the TERI Headquarters in New Delhi. The CoE on Water Reuse is the first of its kind to be established in the country through a collaboration between NMCG and TERI.
Read moreMahindra-TERI Centre of Excellence launches Chennai Water Sustainability Assessment Report
08 Jun 2021
| Construction Week Online
The Mahindra-TERI Centre of Excellence (CoE), a joint research initiative of Mahindra Lifespaces® and The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), has launched a report highlighting the potential water challenges in Chennai Metropolitan Area (CMA).
Read moreNeed To Conserve Biodiversity By Conserving Water Resources
05 Jun 2020
| Smart Water & Waste World
One of the world's toughest lockdowns against the coronavirus, which has caused nearly 217,000 infections and more than 6,000 deaths in India, kept out most of the industrial waste that normally clogs the Yamuna. That was the key reason for the better water quality, said Mr Anshuman Jaiswal, TERI.
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