Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday called for robust water data governance and recommended the use of AI for data collection and analysis. Chairing the valedictory session of the two-day National Departmental Summit on Water, organised

"Prime Minister called for robust water data governance, with water-sector data brought together, systematically managed, analysed and effectively utilised," said a statement from the Prime Minister's Office (PMO). "He recommended the use of AI for data collection and analysis through a uniform format." This recommendation aims to leverage technology to streamline data collection and analysis, ultimately leading to better decision-making in the water sector.

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During his address, prime minister

During his address, the Prime Minister also called for greater adoption of water-saving technologies. He encouraged Indian manufacturers and stakeholders to develop and scale efficient solutions that can help conserve this vital resource. To support this effort, the PMO announced plans for dedicated exhibitions and workshops, including exposure to global best practices.

These initiatives will enable participants to learn from international experts and adopt innovative strategies to improve water conservation.

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Experts believe that robust water data governance is crucial for addressing India's water challenges. "With the increasing demand on our water resources, it's essential that we have a robust system in place to manage and utilize water data effectively," said [Name], a water expert at [Institution].

The two-day National Departmental Summit on Water brought together over 500 participants from various departments of the central government. The summit aimed to foster collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and innovation in the water sector.