Indian researchers have developed an improved water management system that can completely reuse dye wastewater from textile industries, eliminating its toxicity and making it suitable for domestic and industrial usage.

• The Department of Science and Technology added  It can reduce water treatment costs and facilitate reuse of water in dry regions.
•  The current three-stage treatment process for wastewater consisting of primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment is unable to treat toxic industrial wastewater.
• The technology has resulted in the recuperation of 50% of the treatment cost incurred from conventional processes for water treatment.
• New Technology eliminates the need for the conventional primary, secondary, and tertiary processes, resulting in maximum colour removal, and meets the inland water discharge standards.