Water is the primary and essential need of every living organism. It is the most precious gift by nature that helps in survival. 70% of our body is filled with water, which is why it is an essential part of our life. Water is needed for various purposes every day. We need water for drinking, washing, cleaning, cooking, etc. Just like there is no life without oxygen, there is no existence without water. It exists in the form of seas, oceans, etc., and also in the form of ice. It is not only an essential element for human beings but also crucial for the survival and existence of plants, animals, birds, etc. Water scarcity is one of the most serious issues in the Middle East and even in some parts of India. There is a scarcity of drinking water. Water pollution has lowered the amount of accessible drinking water on the earth’s surface.
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