Water contamination poses significant risks to public health. It affects drinking water sources and agricultural practices. Contaminants can come from industrial waste, agricultural runoff, and sewage. In India, this issue is particularly pressing due to rapid urbanisation and inadequate sanitation. The consequences include waterborne diseases and environmental degradation. Effective laws and community awareness are essential to combat this growing challenge.
India has become adept at measuring its environmental crises. Air pollution is tracked daily through indices, heatwaves and floods command headlines, and climate extremes shape public debate. Yet...
