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BARC Technology Presentation on Drinking Water Purification and Wastewater Treatment at HSPCB

Twarit Industries recently conducted a detailed technical presentation on BARC-developed Drinking Water Purification and Wastewater Treatment Plant technologies at the Haryana State Pollution Control Board (HSPCB). The session marked an important step towards promoting advanced, indigenous, and sustainable water management solutions aligned with regulatory and environmental objectives.

The presentation was attended by senior officials, engineers, and technical experts from HSPCB. Twarit Industries showcased scientifically proven technologies developed by Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), emphasizing their practical implementation for municipal, industrial, and institutional applications across Haryana and other regions.

Technical Engagement with HSPCB

The session focused on demonstrating how BARC-backed technologies can help industries and urban bodies meet CPCB and State Pollution Control Board norms while ensuring long-term operational stability. Detailed discussions were held on influent variability, treatment efficiency, compliance parameters, and treated water reuse potential.

The interaction provided an opportunity to address real-world challenges faced by regulatory authorities, such as rising wastewater loads, limited land availability, and the need for cost-effective yet reliable treatment systems. The image from the event captures the live presentation and technical dialogue between Twarit Industries and HSPCB officials.

Drinking Water Purification Solutions

A major highlight of the presentation was the BARC-based Drinking Water Purification Technology, designed to effectively remove physical, chemical, and biological contaminants. These systems are capable of treating water with varying raw quality, including groundwater and surface water sources affected by turbidity, salinity, and dissolved impurities.

The technology ensures consistent potable water quality, reduced chemical usage, and optimized operational costs. Its modular design allows easy integration for urban supply schemes, rural drinking water projects, and industrial water requirements.

Advanced Wastewater Treatment Plant Technologies

Twarit Industries also presented advanced Wastewater and Sewage Treatment Plant (STP/ETP) solutions incorporating BARC-supported biological treatment processes. These technologies are designed for high organic load handling, stable performance under fluctuating flow conditions, and compact plant layouts with minimal footprint.

The systems offer improved sludge settleability, enhanced treatment efficiency, and suitability for water reuse applications such as gardening, flushing, and industrial process reuse. Such solutions play a critical role in achieving sustainable wastewater management and zero liquid discharge (ZLD) objectives.

Commitment to Sustainable and Indigenous Technologies

Through this presentation at HSPCB, Twarit Industries reinforced its commitment to promoting indigenous, research-backed technologies that support India’s environmental and water security goals. The company emphasized its role as a technology integrator, providing complete solutions from design and engineering to installation, commissioning, and operation & maintenance.

About Twarit Industries

Twarit Industries is a leading provider of Drinking Water Treatment Plants, Wastewater and Sewage Treatment Plants, and advanced BARC-based treatment solutions. With a strong focus on regulatory compliance, innovation, and sustainability, the company continues to collaborate with government bodies, research institutions, and industries across India to deliver efficient and future-ready water infrastructure.

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Empowering India with Clean Water: Faculty of Law Hosts Water Purification Tech Showcase in Collaboration with BARC

The Faculty of Law, University of Delhi, took a commendable step toward addressing one of India’s most pressing challenges—access to clean and safe water—by hosting a high-profile event on Polysulfone-Based Ultrafiltration Membrane Technology developed by the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC), under the Department of Atomic Energy, Government of India.

This groundbreaking Water Purification Unit is an innovation that aligns with the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s “Paani Bachao Sankalp Yojana,” aimed at ensuring clean drinking water for every citizen. The event brought together a distinguished panel of policymakers, legal luminaries, and technical experts, fostering a unique interdisciplinary dialogue around sustainable water solutions.

Distinguished Guests:

  • Dr. Justice Bidyut Ranjan Sarangi, Member of NHRC, brought a strong human rights perspective to the importance of water access.
  • Justice Dr. Sudhir Kumar Jain, Member of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission, emphasized consumer safety and legal assurance in public utilities.
  • Dr. Afroz Ahmad, Member of NGT, provided critical insight into environmental governance and sustainable development.
  • Ms. Debashree Mukherjee, Secretary (DoWR, RD & GR), Ministry of Jal Shakti, GoI, offered policy-level insights on national water resource management.
  • Dr. Anju Vali Tikoo, Dean, Faculty of Law, warmly welcomed guests and reiterated the university’s commitment to environmental justice.
  • Shri Gursharan Rai Bansal, CGM & CSMO, IPPB, Govt. of India, added financial perspectives to technology deployment at scale.
  • Mr. Jeevakant Jha, Editor of Nadi Samvad, bridged the gap between grassroots activism and policy.
  • Dr. Shikha Kamboj, Teacher Coordinator and Convenor of LAS LC-2, emphasized the role of youth and academia in nation-building.

The event was successfully coordinated by the Student Coordinators from LAS LC-2 Team and the North East Society, showcasing the energy and commitment of future legal professionals toward water conservation and technological innovation.


Why This Matters

India faces a water crisis that affects millions. The deployment of Ultrafiltration Membrane Technology using Polysulfone is not just a scientific breakthrough—it’s a public service solution. BARC’s innovation stands as a testament to the power of science and government collaboration in solving real-world challenges.

A Step Toward Sustainable Futures

This event wasn’t just a demonstration of technology—it was a call to action. It brought law, policy, science, and citizen responsibility under one roof. The Faculty of Law’s leadership in hosting such a progressive initiative reflects the evolving role of educational institutions in societal transformation.


Stay tuned for more such initiatives where law meets science for a better, sustainable India.