SDG 6: CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION IN INDIA
Authors: Aarushi A BJ2001, Debarpan Musib BJ20015, Sirisha Kolapalli BJ20024, Pranav D Kuriakose BJ20035, Rajit Das BJ20040, Swatik Pattnaik BJ20055. It is imperative to realize that the world is in dire need of transformation. One could not have possibly fathomed a pandemic so vast and widespread in nature. The need for sustainability is far more pronounced now than ever before. With a similar vision in mind, the United Nations General Assembly had developed, back in 2015, a collection of 17 interlinked Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that served as a “blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all” [i] . These are the successors to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and are aimed to be achieved by 2030. Occupying the 6 th number in this list, “Clean Water and Sanitation”, is a crucial goal that lies as a top agenda for most nations, especially the developing ones [ii] . There is a widespread issue of water scarcity and is closely associated ...