H2oBuy | Lets Get connected for Water

Description of H2oBuy | Lets Get connected for Water

We at H2obuy are trying to contribute little towards the rising demand of pure water. We are trying to provide pure Water
Cane to your doorstep anytime - anywhere.
We dream to serve water to every one by a simple click on Mobile application.
Your water is just one click away from your home.
WE HAVE DREAM TO CREATE INDIA’S BIGGEST NETWORK TO SERVE WATER ACROSS THE INDIA.
We want to resolve water crisis problem
in India.
We at H2obuy are trying to contribute little towards the rising demand of pure water. We are trying to provide pure water to your doorstep anytime - anywhere. We understand the craving demand of drinking water mostly in urban areas and thus we have tried to minimize this through our work. This is a small move from our side to make this faster for all.
If you are awake today and as healthy as active then it is mainly because of water. This fact has settled in our mind that water is the main cause of healthy body. Also we cannot deny that the water we are getting in the name of pure drinking water is not pure. Even doctors suggest to drink as much water as you can as it is the best medicine one can have.
Our vision is to create a healthy world full of joy and giggles. Let’s come together and join hands in this movement and we are very hopeful towards this.
The water sources are contaminated with both bio and chemical pollutants. 21% of the country's diseases are water-related with only 33% of the country having access to traditional sanitation. Excessive use of groundwater for agriculture has also caused a strain in the resource. As India is one of the top agriculture producers in the world, the consumption of water for land and crops is also one the highest. The results of the widespread use of traditional techniques used for irrigation aligned with mismanagement are few of the reasons for the water deficit.
A significant portion of water used for industrial and domestic purposes is waste when returned to the streams. The demand for freshwater is increasing with the growing population, but the decreasing amount of supply fails to meet the needs of the people.