Dear All, The approach might be a good business solution and also to facilitate safe drinking water. However, the process of discharging the wastewater into the Recharge Pit should be stopped. Because, eventually it will end up with even more TDS in the raw water. In the long run, it might exceed the capacity of the RO plant as well. Rather the the rain water may perhaps be utilised for such recharging. Lastly, a community based large Water Supply Scheme may perhaps be initiated to facilitate safe water to the households for drinking and cooking purpose and till then this approach should be continued as a short term measure only. Thanking you. Regards. Nripendra Kumar Sarma Guwahati, Assam, India

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Dear All, The approach might be a good business solution and also to facilitate safe drinking water. However, the process of discharging the wastewater into the Recharge Pit should be stopped. Because, eventually it will end up with even more TDS in the raw water. In the long run, it might exceed the capacity of the RO plant as well. Rather the the rain water may perhaps be utilised for such recharging. Lastly, a community based large Water Supply Scheme may perhaps be initiated to facilitate safe water to the households for drinking and cooking purpose and till then this approach should be continued as a short term measure only. Thanking you. Regards. Nripendra Kumar Sarma Guwahati, Assam, India