Delhi Airport Sets Water-Positive Milestone

Delhi Airport is the first in India, handling over 40 million passengers annually, to achieve 'water-positive' status. It replenishes more water than it consumes, a milestone recognized by the NITI Aayog - CII Water Neutrality Framework. The operator, DIAL, announced the achievement recently.

Delhi Airport, the busiest in the country, has achieved a groundbreaking milestone by becoming the first in India to handle over 40 million passengers annually while attaining 'water-positive' status, according to operator Delhi International Airport Ltd (DIAL).

The term 'water-positive' refers to the airport's ability to replenish more water than it uses, a feat that has earned it recognition from the NITI Aayog - CII Water Neutrality Framework.

This accolade follows DIAL's successful demonstration of Scope I Water Neutrality, underscoring its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility.

(With inputs from agencies.)