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The water is potable after adding the required minerals, as air naturally doesn’t contain any and the water produced is almost distilled in quality. 

Backed by Speciale Invest, Bengaluru-based Uravu Labs is using dire-cheap and sustainable desiccants to produce water out of thin air.

Uravu Labs will utilise the fresh funds to scale up and forge partnerships with other stakeholders in the hospitality and beverage industry.

YourStory presents daily funding roundups from the Indian startup ecosystem and beyond. Here's the roundup for Thursday, March 23, 2023.

Inc42 has compiled a list of 38 cleantech startups, which have come up with unique solutions to contribute to India’s clean energy goal.

When we look at the beverage industry, it consumes a lot of water, about 1500 Billion litres*  of water every year, which is about 20% of the annual human water consumption. Analysis of the water footprint of the top 20 beverage companies suggests that more than 45% of the water is sourced from groundwater in these companies. Groundwater is non-renewable and in most parts of

Uravu Labs, a Bangalore based startup focused on building a renewable water infrastructure, has recently announced its seed round of funding. The lead

BJP workers burnt the effigy of the AAP government over deteriorating law and order situation in the state today.

Bengaluru startup Uravu Labs, the brainchild of four engineers, has developed a working prototype that can produce water using 100% renewable energy.

Uravu, an Indian startup, has created an innovative way to extract water from the air. This could prove revolutionary.