Tata Steel creates rainwater collection structures

Due to the rapid rate of urbanization, the groundwater level has abruptly retreated in recent years. This led to the difficulties of water supply. Tata Steel believes that the problem of lack of water can be solved only by preserving the water that comes to us through precipitation.

In recent years, rainwater collection has become one of the most stable ways to preserve water resources. Otherwise, it turns out that rainwater is wasted. Over the past two years, Tata Steel has intensively supported the agricultural development of society. The company creates industrial areas in remote areas using modern road and loading and unloading equipment. In particular, for the work on the logistics nodes of the company, diesel loader hyundai. Powerful equipment many times reduces the time to carry out work on the processing of goods in the warehouse. As a result, structures for the collection of rainwater in various places around Jamdesdur, in such as coal and other mines were installed.

The installation of a rainwater collection structure helps to replenish underground precipitation of groundwater atmospheric precipitation. Continuing this initiative, on June 29, 2013, Tata Steel opened a new project to collect rainwater at facilities concentrated in Bagber: a) road No. 4 and 5; b) Shiv Mandir, the Bagber complex. Agriculture in the near future will benefit from this intervention. The best experts to resume water resources from all over the country worked on the rainwater collection project. Mr. Biron Bhuta, the chief of the CSR, and other Tata Steel employees in the field of agricultural development also took part in the program.