| Mr.
Shah on maintaining the quality
of water.
The water
is provided usually from the borewell,
i.e. either owned or operated by
our franchise. Sometimes its done
in coordination with Panchayat and
in some instances the franchise
rents the borewell. Whenever we
set the unit we make sure that the
entire village knows that the water
being processed in the areas is
(specifically) only for the villagers.
It won’t be sent out to other
villages.
We ensure
the quality of water coming out
of the borewell. We do a full chemical
and biological test of the water
in each of our outlets every month.
We ensure the quality of water coming
out of the borewell. We do a full
chemical and biological test of
the water in each of our outlets
every month. At the same time we
also do some innovations to our
systems, in which a user while receiving
water can see the TDS level and
can effectively tell whether the
water is filtered or not filtered.
This gives them confidence and surety
that the water they are getting
is pure.
We have made it clear to all our
customers that anytime they are
allowed to get their water checked
to make sure that the water they
are drink, the water that has being
supplied to then is pure and unadulterated.
We actually
have some flexibility in case of
containers. We provide container
at cost and actually encourage them
to use the containers that we provide.
Because we have noticed that if
we allow villagers to carry water
in their own containers, they will
bring all kinds of containers, which
contained petrol, diesel or even
bad water. Encouraging them to buy
Sarvajal containers will make them
realize of maintaining their container
clean and using that container always
just for Sarvajal water.
Now we
sell three types of containers-
water jugs, bubble top containers
(seen on top of water coolers i.e.
plastic water container) and the
third one is the container that
we have developed. We will be selling
those containers specifically at
Sarvajal outlets. This is very unique
in its mechanism and keeps the water
clean. Prices for the containers
are from rupees fifty to one hundred
and fifty depending on the size
(ten liter to twenty liter)
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