How one political term can significantly fix urban India’s water woes
India is trying to build a ‘Viksit Bharat’ on top of a leaky and crumbling urban water system. Fortunately, a focused agenda for one political cycle can stabilise urban water services by answering four questions: Where does the water come from? How efficiently is it moved and used? Who receives what? And how is it paid for?
· 7/27/2026, 6:17:37 AM· 2 min read
India is trying to build a ‘Viksit Bharat’ on top of a leaky and crumbling urban water system. Fortunately, a focused agenda for one political cycle can stabilise urban water services by answering four questions: Where does the water come from? How efficiently is it moved and used? Who receives what? And how is it paid for?
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