India, March 26 -- India is at a pivotal moment in addressing its water challenges, which includes scarcity, pollution, uneven distribution, and over-extraction of groundwater. Insights from the World Economic Forum indicates that the country could face significant water supply shortages between 2025 and 2027. Furthermore, the NITI Aayog Composite Water Management Index reveals that over 600 million people already experience high water stress, underscoring the urgent need for sustainable water management.

While these challenges are daunting, they also present an opportunity for transformative action. By fostering public-private partnerships (PPPs), India can harness government initiatives, private sector innovation, and community partici...