Today, we live in a world of over 7 billion or 700 crore people. The world population is expected to reach the figure of 9 billion by 2042. Compare this with the world of 10,000 BC, or 12,000 years ago, just a wink of an eye in geological terms. The human race consisted of no more than 10 million or 1 crore souls then.
FlashNews:
IRB Group Reports ₹8.3 Billion FY2026 Toll Revenue, Secures 10% National Share
India and Bhutan Sign Tariff Protocol for Punatsangchhu‑II, Strengthening Hydropower Partnership
IndiGo, Digi Yatra and BIAL Pioneer India’s First International Contactless Travel Trials with IATA
India-Bhutan Hydropower Push: Minister Manohar Lal’s 4-Day Visit to Drive Projects, Trade
India Slashes Airport Charges to Shield Domestic Airlines from ATF Surge Amid West Asia Conflict
India Climbs to Third Globally in Renewable Energy Capacity, Adding Record 55 GW in FY2025-26
Japan’s JFE Engineering Invests ¥750 Million in Antony Waste; First FDI in India’s Waste-to-Energy Sector
SDHI Wins India’s First Ammonia Dual‑Fuel Bulk Carrier Order
SAME and IndiGo Launch Cadet AME Programme to Train India’s Next Aviation Engineers
IndiGo Revises Fuel Charges as ATF Costs Soar
Putting Turbulence Behind IndiGo Appoints Willie Walsh to Drive Future Global Growth
DFCCIL Completes Trial Run on Newly Electrified JNPA-Vaitarna Freight Corridor
Funding India’s Digital Infra Leap
Data Centres Set to Ride Next Digital Wave
Water may be free, but safe service has a cost
SHANTI Act: Bridging Policy, Finance and Public Trust
Union Budget 2026-27: Building India’s Core
Speeding Up Ports & Logistics
Airports at Scale
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Water Woes
Available water resources are not adequate for Indian states. But a comprehensive wastewater policy has not been implemented anywhere in India, and Maharashtra is a case in point.
Scaling the urban ladder
Rapid urbanisation has brought in a sling of progressive measures from the policy-makers. A transition has to set in to accommodate such exponential growth in the urban population.
Value Added Waste
¨Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink,¨- the line from the verse ´The Rime of the Ancient Mariner´ by Samuel Taylor Coleridge exemplifies the impending global water crisis.




