The Need : Water Vending Machines ( Not a Mineral Water Plant )

The region faces contaminated water 

V. Madugula is a place in AP, where residents of a small village had to protest to demonstrate the sorry state of water. Here's a small synopsys of the news I received from Google Alert ( thanks to gemini )

Here are the the impacts of 15 years of quarrying in Anakapalli district:

• Quarrying has dried up local streams and borewells across three villages, causing severe water scarcity.

• The remaining borewells, even those drilled deep, are yielding contaminated water, forcing villagers to use unsafe sources.

• Residents attribute serious health problems directly to consuming this polluted water from the quarrying sites.

• Villagers have appealed repeatedly for a mineral water plant and official intervention, but assurances remain unimplemented.

• Local leaders threaten to present samples of the polluted water to the District Collector if authorities fail to act.

I don't know how have the villagers come up with demand for a Mineral Water Plant; but the true need is Properly Run Water Vending Stations. Water ATM's

And they should not be just install-forget type; but entrepreneur driven.There is a lot more as a business, Good, Ethical business in this. Watch this Video