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Nanoplastics In Every Sip: India Is Ignoring An Inconvenient Trade-Off – Outlook Business
29 Sep 2026
India is making a quiet, but consequential trade-off. In stepping away from tap water we do not fully trust, we are leaning on bottled water we have not fully understood. The result is a shift from vi
Sintex turns its category recall into a new campaign
29 Sep 2026
Conceptualised by Sideways, the campaign uses a familiar retail moment to reinforce Sintex’s position as the original water tank brand.
India's water systems must prepare for unpredictable monsoons | Hindustan Times
29 Sep 2026
This article is authored by Yashovardhan Agarwal, managing director, Welspun BAPL, and director, Sintex BAPL.
क्या बायो गैस गांवों को ऊर्जा के साथ आर्थिक आत्मनिर्भरता भी दे सकती है? - Bhaskar Digital News
29 Sep 2026
यशोवर्धन अग्रवाल, प्रबंध निदेशक, वेलस्पन बीएपीएल एवं निदेशक, सिंटेक्स से बातचीत
ચોમાસું: દર વર્ષે વરસતું અમૃત, છતાં પાણીની તરસ કેમ?
29 Jul 2026
India receives abundant rainfall every monsoon, yet water scarcity remains a recurring challenge. Explore why rainwater goes to waste, the impact of groundwater depletion, and the need for effective water conservation and rainwater harvesting.
From Flow to Trust: Rethinking How Indian Cities Deliver Water
29 Jul 2026
India’s urban water crisis is about trust, not just scarcity. To stop contamination in intermittent systems, cities must prioritize strategic storage and pipe fixes before aiming for 24/7 supply. FE Insider Insights - Blogs
Sintex seeks to evolve from tank brand into integrated water management firm - The Hindu
29 Jun 2026
After five decades of being synonymous with water tanks in India, Sintex BAPL is redefining its identity under a new management.
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