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Mumbai water tanker association to go on strike over mandatory Central Ground Water Authority licence

According to the association, there are approximately 1,800 tankers in Mumbai that supply non-potable water sourced from wells and borewells. Each tanker has a capacity of 10,000 litres

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The Mumbai Water Tanker Association (MWTA) has announced plans to go on strike in protest against the Central Ground Water Authority’s (CGWA) directive mandating licenses for groundwater extraction. The association claims this move will disrupt both commercial operations and key government infrastructure projects.

MWTA Secretary Rajesh Thakur stated, “The requirement to obtain a mandatory licence from CGWA is extremely difficult due to the stringent conditions imposed. We are seriously considering launching a strike against this decision.”

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