ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

These days quality of water is a big problem.As a result, all water purifier manufacturers are minting money. One of those manufacturers in its advertisement tell " PANISE PANGA MAT LO". I was wondering who is taking "panga' with water.No doubt that water quality has deteriorated over last several years but R/O machine is not the real solution. It is only solving problem for very few affluent and that too temporarily .

Root causes for poor quality of water are

   1 leakages in the pipe lines which leads to mixing of sewage water.

  2 Ground water pollution because of illegal chemical discharges by industries.

Now instead of insisting on the actions to prevent these root causes people like us give excessive focus and importance to R/O machines. How many of us know that by using R/O Purifiers we are helping in reducing the quality of ground water and not only that..by consuming R/O water we ourselves are becoming more prone to viral attacks of bacteria. 

I remember a story .An old man lost the coin and was searching it.Other man asked him what happened? The answer was the coin was dropped  about 25 feet away . Person inquired " if you dropped it 25 feet away then why you are searching it here ? "  The answer was  " I am searching it here because there is darkness where I dropped the coin......I can search it only where there is light"

We all do the activities which can be done and rarely we do what should be done.
We all need to understand who all are taking "PANGA' with the water. Sooner we do that better it is for us and our future generations.


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