Delhi is currently grappling with a severe water crisis that has escalated over recent months
Multiple areas, including Majnu Ka Tila, ISBT, GPO, NDMC regions, Defence Colony, South Extension, Greater Kailash, and Punjabi Bagh, are experiencing significant water supply disruptions
Aging and inadequate water infrastructure contributes to supply inconsistencies and losses, exacerbating the crisis
Record-breaking heat waves, with temperatures reaching up to 52.3°C, have intensified water scarcity and increased demand
Contaminated water supplies pose significant health risks, leading to increased cases of waterborne diseases
The Supreme Court has directed neighboring states to facilitate the flow of surplus water to Delhi to alleviate shortages
Many residents rely on water tankers for daily needs, leading to increased costs and accessibility issues
Investments in desalination and advanced water purification technologies are being explored as long-term solutions
Delhi is working with neighboring states to manage shared water resources more effectively