Japanese Diaki Axis factory to purify highly polluted water for domestic use inaugurated in Devli, Palwal, Haryana by CM Manohar Lal Khattar !

The chief minister of Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar today inaugurated a Daiki Axis water treatment plant in Devli, vPalwal, Haryana which was launched by a reputed Japanese prestigious firm known as Daily Axis India specialised globally in the field of Water Treatment Solution, a 100 % water cleaning company for domestic use in Japan.

This Japanese company fully expertised and specialized in water treatment technique of fully polluted unclean water for domestic daily use has been commenced with a total expenditure of Rs 200 crores to start with, which will further invest Rs 800 crores in 5 years giving employment to nearly 4000 people especially youths of Haryana and the country.

This highly advanced technology is fully equipped to clean the most polluted black and muddy water to be used for domestic consumption with complete healthy ingredients as good as fully clean healthy water.

It may be recalled that in the month of March a bilateral agreement was duly signed between the prime minister of India Narendra Modi and his Japanese counterpart to implement the project of Jukaso Technology and concept for recycling of polluted water for domestic use, finally implementing the current over ambitious project in Haryana.

The Daiki Axis, technology of Japan is an unique example of outstanding clean water technology being implemented in Haryana to treat the highly polluted water for healthy domestic use with a protracted shelf life and convenient maintenance and management, an example of an outstanding and unique technology for the good health of the Indian population at large.

Addressing the audience at the venue of Daiki Axis at Devli, Palwal Industrial Area, Haryana contributing healthily in the flagship campaign of prime minister Narendra Modi namely Swach Bharat Abhiyan, the chief guest of the event Manohar Lal Khattar who was highly enthused and jubilant said water is the most fascinating reward of nature given to us by Almighty and it is usually said that Water is our life.

Since every drop of water is invaluable there should be tremendous efforts to ensure that every drop of water is saved said the CM, Haryana Mt. Manohar Lal Khattar.

Highly lauding the effort and contribution of Japanese firm Daiki Axis in coming forward with this highly ambitious plant in Palwal Haryana, chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that he is so jubilant on this account that he is ready to allow more such Japanese company to come to Haryana and open other such ventures for which his government is awaiting them with open arms.

He catagorically said that this water sewage plant is an innovative step in terms of cleaning highly contaminated water to bring it back for domestic use on wide scale, a highly revolutionary act, ever done in our country.

He felt the need to start such factories in other parts of Haryana, as well.

Speaking at length on the need to clean the highly polluted water of drains and lakes of Haryana on wide scale for the use of general public in view of depleting underground water resources, Manohar Lal Khattar said that by 2022 about 1422 companies will be working in India out of which about 22% of companies would be functioning in Haryana.

Lauding Daiki Axis company of Japan he said not only will this Japanese firm clean our highly polluted water on wide scale and give us clean water for domestic use – they will also render employment to 4000 youths, with a heavy investment of Rs. 8000 crores in the coming five years, started with a working capital of Rs 200 crores.

He stressed the need to clean 1700 lakes of Haryana by 2022 by Haryana Pond Authority and said that the clean water through Daiki Axis, would be poured in 1700 polluted lakes of Haryana by cleaning them fully.

He said the Haryana government is committed for clean water revolution with three primary aims viz Redressal, Recycle and Re – use being its three main principles.

Lauding the group CEO/ Chairman of the Japanese company Mr. Hiroshi Ogame, Director and Managing Executive Officer Shinya, Takayoka and Mr. K C Pandey, one of the significant Board members, Haryana chief minister Manohar Lal Khattar said that I know what is the actual aim of this Japanese Company but what it is doing in terms of cleaning highly polluted water making it extremely healthy for domestic use through this new venture, I can guarantee that it will become a massive revolution in India in general and particularly in Haryana.

I assure them that Haryana government is interestingly waiting for more such Japanese companies and ventures in near future.

Others who spoke on the occasion were the CEO of the Japanese company Mr. Hiroshi Ogame, President and CEO, Daiki Axis Company limited Japan, Shiniya Takayoka, Director and Managing Executive Officer, Daiki Axis Company, Environment Director of Daiki Axis Kamal Kishore Tiwari and organisor and anchor of this significant event KC Pandey.

The special guest of honour Power and Heavy Industry minister Krishan Pal Gujjar and state power minister also spoke on the ocassion and assured of their fullest cooperation in this regard.

The programme was very ably and suitably anchored by Mr. K. C. Pandey.

A team of cultural artists and folk dancers led by journalist and president of Parvatiya Kala, Kedra Mr. Chandra Mohan Paper presented their wonderful colourful melodious songs and dances from Garhwal, Kumaon and Jaunsari traditions in honour of the chief minister and other distinguished guests including the guests of eminence from Japan and Japanese embassy.

It may be recalled that presently about 34% of the polluted n unhealthy bad water is purified for healthy domestic use in India. The government of Haryana has made a credible policy to lessen the increasing scarcity of purified water for human consumption and has collaborated with reputed Axis India Private Ltd. Carrying behind an experience of working for about sixty years with 20 lakhs global organisations Daiki Axis has expertise in decentralised purification of unhealthy toxic water by 2030 about 80% of the waste water will be purified and brought into rightful use.