The Piramal water ATM unit was opened to the public by Chief Minister Virbhadra Singh on Monday.
Piramal Sarvjal has signed an agreement with the Himachal government to run this not-for-profit water ATM. "Everytime this facility dispenses water, the user saves at least Rs 9 and Shimla civic officials will have one plastic bottle less to dispose," an official from Piramal said.
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While the state government has provided water access and space at the site, Piramal will run the water unit. Plans to open water ATMs at the old bus stand, Dharamsala, Mandi, Chintpurni temple and Vikasnagar are in the pipeline.
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