Tanmoy Chakrabarty

When the Hon’ble Prime Minister introduced Mission LiFE at COP-27, he did more than announce an environmental initiative — he reframed the moral compass of development. “Mission LiFE turns individual action into global climate impact,” he declared, reminding the world that sustainability is not born of regulation but of responsibility.

Posted On: 2025-10-04 Posted By: Tanmoy Chakrabarty/ Vanshita Garg Business & Finance Health & Lifestyle Real Estate & Construction Pioneer India, Oct. 4 -- The NITI Aayog's sobering report on India's Composite Water Management Index warns that 21 Indian cities are on the verge of running out of groundwater. This national crisis is compounded by a systemic failure in our clean-up efforts.

The NITI Aayog's sobering report on India's Composite Water Management Index warns that 21 Indian cities are on the verge of running out of groundwater. This national crisis is compounded by a systemic failure in our clean-up efforts. While ambitious government programs and a clear vision to restore our rivers have led to a consensus on the need for decentralised sewage treatment plants (STPs), the grim reality of polluted waterways and dry taps persists.