TerraGreen - April 2026

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Albert Szent-Györgyi, 1937 Nobel Prize–winning scientist in Medicine once said, “Water is life’s matter and matrix, mother and medium. There is no life without water.” World Water Day, observed annually on March 22, underscores this truth by highlighting the growing global water crisis and the urgent need for sustainable water management. Despite covering 70 per cent of the Earth, freshwater scarcity affects billions, driven by climate change, pollution, and rising demand. The crisis threatens health, food security, ecosystems, and economic growth, with women and vulnerable communities bearing a disproportionate burden. Addressing this challenge requires integrated policies, technological innovation, community participation, and collective action to ensure an equitable and water-secure future for all. While state action is mandatory to conserve water, protecting our freshwater and building more accessibility to safe water also relies on each individual to take action, says Arvind Kumar in this article.