- Book Pani Ki Kahani Launched at Delhi Legislative Assembly
New Delhi, June 10, 25 , The Hon’ble Speaker of the Delhi Legislative Assembly, Vijender Gupta, today inaugurated the book “Pani Ki Kahani” at the Delhi Legislative Assembly .
Speaking on the occasion, Gupta emphasized that water is not merely a resource, but the very foundation of life. Expressing concern over the growing crisis, he stated that indiscriminate consumption and careless behavior have pushed us to the brink of a serious water emergency. He noted that the water crisis is no longer a local issue but a global challenge that necessitates widespread public awareness and collective action.
The event was organized jointly by the Bureau of Legislative Studies and the Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas. Distinguished guests present included Dr. Atul Kothari, National Secretary of Shiksha Sanskriti Utthan Nyas; Gopal Arya, National Convenor of Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gatividhi; and the author of the book, Shri Sanjay Swami.
Speaking on the occasion , Speaker Vijender Gupta congratulated the author for this timely and significant work. He remarked that Pani Ki Kahani is not just a book—it is a wake-up call, a message of awareness, and a sincere attempt at offering solutions to the water crisis.
Vijender Gupta further emphasized the importance of public participation in water conservation. “The responsibility of saving clean water does not lie solely with governments or institutions—it is a shared moral duty of all citizens,” he said.
Hon’ble Speaker urged individuals to adopt water-conscious habits such as turning off taps when not in use, harvesting rainwater, and promoting water-efficient practices. “Every drop saved is a step towards a secure future. This is our greatest service and our greatest duty,” he concluded.
Hon’ble Speaker expressed hope that the book will especially inspire youth and students to understand the critical importance of water and adopt practical measures for its conservation. “This book is not just a story—it is a clarion call. Through scientific understanding and simple language, it presents practical suggestions that can inspire both individual and collective action,” he said.
Dr. Atul Kothari, in his remarks, highlighted that water conservation is not only an environmental concern but also deeply rooted in cultural consciousness and social responsibility. He stated that the Indian tradition of revering water as sacred and emphasized the need to revive that perspective.
Gopal Arya spoke about the role of Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gatividhi, stressing the need to turn water conservation into a mass movement through increased awareness and environmental education.
Author Sanjay Swami shared his insights into the making of the book, noting that he had deliberately blended scientific facts with accessible language to ensure that the message reached every section of society. “The aim of this book is not just to inform, but to inspire real change in behavior,” he noted.
The event witnessed the participation from all walks of life . The content, language, and relevance of the book received widespread appreciation from all attendees.
