New Delhi, June 6 -- The problem of water shortage and supply takes a central stage and becomes a central topic of discussion on the occasion of World Environment Day. The latest economic survey suggests that the current non-revenue water due to due to leaks, theft and unmetered use accounts to 46%. Indian Plumbing Association National President Gurmit Singh Arora shared his insights as to how Delhi Jal Board's revenue can be increased if the city's decades old plumbing infrastructure is fixed.

With a budget allocation of Rs.9000 crore in the Water Supply and Sanitation Sector, the government aims to overhaul the water supply system and reduce revenue loss to 15% in a phased manner. Gurmit Singh Arora suggested that DJB's revenue can be ...