North Western Railway inaugurates its first water recycling plant at Barmer railway station
North Western Railway has launched its inaugural water recycling plant at Barmer Railway Station, a significant move for water conservation. This Rs 2.57 crore facility will treat and reuse water from washing railway linen, drastically cutting freshwater use. The initiative is particularly vital for water-scarce western Rajasthan, with plans for similar plants across other divisions.
North Western Railway has launched its inaugural water recycling plant at Barmer Railway Station, a significant move for water conservation. This Rs 2.57 crore facility will treat and reuse water from washing railway linen, drastically cutting freshwater use. The initiative is particularly vital for water-scarce western Rajasthan, with plans for similar plants across other divisions.
