Now World's Cheapest Drinking Water At 50 Paise Per Litre, Claims NGO

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The project, set-up by Sulabh International, was inaugurated at Mirzapur village in Bolpur sub-division of West Bengal's Birbhum district by the non-governmental organisation's Founder Bindeshwar Pathak.

Updated : December 05, 2018 22:35 IST

The plant will produce around ten thousand litres of pure drinking water in near future.
Santiniketan : Population around Nobel laureate poet Rabindranath Tagore's Santiniketan will get the cheapest drinking water in the world at 50 paise per litre with the inauguration of an innovative project on Wednesday that converts contaminated pond water into pure drinking water, claimed an NGO.
The project, set-up by Sulabh International, was inaugurated at Mirzapur village in Bolpur sub-division of West Bengal's Birbhum district by the non-governmental organisation's Founder Bindeshwar Pathak.

With the area in and around Santiniketan badly affected due to the high prevalence of fluoride and other chemicals, the new project will help to ensure clean drinking water in the area at minimal cost, said Mr Pathak.

The project uses a technology developed by French organisation "Fountain 1001".

He said the plant will produce around ten thousand litres of pure drinking water in near future.

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arun.ppms

there are areas in south where 1 liter of drinking water costs only 3 to 4 paisa

rocky09

In South India Andhra Pradesh 25 literature is 2 Rupees.