Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared an article on water management by Union Minister C. R. Patil, which emphasised the importance of public engagement in improving water management in India.

The article outlines the measures undertaken by the government over the last decade to the various challenges related to drinking water, sanitation, river conservation, the efficiency of the use of water for irrigation, recharging groundwater, and reuse of wastewater. It highlights the need for a holistic and connected response, between policy and on-ground implementation.

The article points out that the process of responsive governance and participation of the citizens is an important component in such endeavours, which has enabled the translation of national priorities into results. It highlights the need for shared responsibility and community participation in achieving sustainable management of the water resources.

The Prime Minister's Office said the article highlights the role of integrated planning and public participation in improving outcomes in the water sector and the need for inclusive development and sustainable resource management.

In this article, Union Minister Shri @CRPaatil explains how government initiatives have tackled challenges related to drinking water, sanitation, river conservation, irrigation efficiency, groundwater recharge and wastewater reuse through a holistic and interconnected approach.… pic.twitter.com/9cxoVULCkK — PMO India (@PMOIndia) June 18, 2026