At Chilka lake and around Gopalpur on sea in Orissa, women can be seen carrying large metal pots, in chains, atop their heads, to take fresh potable water back to their homes, from the distant borewell fed taps.

Drought and water shortage are going to be major motifs in the India of the future. Providing potable water to 1.35 billion Indians each day is no mean challenge.

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