New Delhi, August 2026: Most Indians think of water as neutral. It is not. Municipal tap water in Indian cities typically sits between pH 6.5 and 7.5 depending on the source. After an RO membrane removes dissolved minerals — including calcium and magnesium — the pH drops further, often to between 5.5 and 6.5. The …
New Delhi, August 2026: When a scientist wants to know whether a contaminated lake will recover, they do not measure its colour or smell. They measure a single number in millivolts — called ORP, or Oxidation Reduction Potential. A lake with a strongly negative ORP tends to clean itself. A lake with a positive ORP …
New Delhi, August 2026: Millions of Indians change their diet, count their steps, cut their sugar — and still find the number on the scale stubbornly resistant. What almost no weight-loss plan addresses is the most consumed substance in a human day: water. Not just how much. What kind. In 2003, researchers at Charité University …
New Delhi, August 2026: The most common question about SOMAWA is not whether it works. It is: how do I know? SOMAWA, institutionally backed and incubated by the National Research Development Corporation (NRDC), an enterprise of the Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India, answers that question the same way every time: three numbers, …
