Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Hinduja Foundation Improves Water Quality in Alwar with Testing Kits
Imagine a small box that helps people know if their water is safe to drink.
That's what the field-testing kit does in Alwar, India.
The water there can be dirty, making people sick.
The kits check for things that can make people sick, like too many minerals.
Volunteers use the kits to test water from different places, helping people make sure their water is clean and safe to drink.
This program is supported by several groups to help improve the water quality and health of the people.
Hinduja Foundation is using field-testing kits to improve water quality in Alwar, India.
The kits measure Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), fluoride, and nitrate levels.
Water in Alwar often has high TDS levels, leading to health issues.
Trained volunteers use the kits to assess water quality from different sources.
The initiative is supported by the Hinduja Foundation, Ashok Leyland, and the Ambuja Foundation.
- Who
- The Hinduja Foundation, Ashok Leyland, Ambuja Foundation, and trained volunteers are involved.
- What
- Field-testing kits are used to assess water quality.
- When
- Ongoing initiative.
- Where
- Alwar, India.
- Why
- To determine if the water is safe to drink and address water-related health issues.
- Region
- Alwar, India
- Main Issue
- Unsafe drinking water
- Tools Used
- Field-testing kits
- Key Measurements
- TDS, fluoride, nitrate
- Support
- Hinduja Foundation, Ashok Leyland, Ambuja Foundation
- Safe TDS Level
- Below 500 ppm