June 17, 2018 09:37 pm | Updated 09:37 pm IST
The water crisis that many parts of India face is alarming (‘Ground Zero’ page – “When Shimla queued up for water”, June 16). State governments should now think of having water meters as mandatory in every building so that consumption is measured and a nominal price per litre levied. The culture of thinking of water as an endless free resource needs to end.
Paraspreet Singh,
Ludhiana, Punjab
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