Does water go under the process of purification before it is supplied cities and village?
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The increasing health hazards owing to the high nitrate content in the waters of the Bhima river in the flourishing sugarcane growing area here had left most of the 20,000 Mandavgan Farata villagers in Maharashtra's Pune district desperate for a cure.
When the villagers were given the option to install a sophisticated water filtration plant, they welcomed it with open arms. Now the successful initiative has sown the seeds for a natural resource management-based business.
Then science came to its rescue and flushed away the pollutants" - that is how the village panchayat chief views the introduction of a reverse osmosis-based water purification unit that changed the lives of the villagers.
"For years we had been requesting the authorities for a solution. In 2011 we organised dharnas (demonstrations) demanding clean drinking water. Finally in the same year as part of a public-private approach, we got a facility to clean the water," says Manohar Jagtap, the panchayat head, during a tour of the region organised by the German embassy.
"In the future, we can sell the clean drinking water to the neighbouring villages that also suffer from the effects of nitrate pollution due to the industrial discharge from cities," he added.
For years, newborns in this hamlet would acquire a bluish pigmentation for no apparent reason. Most adults complained of chronic stomach pain. Then, science washed away the pollutants causing the ailments and not only saved the day but also threw up a booming business.
The purification unit was set up under the Umbrella Programme on Natural Resource Management (UPNRM), India
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