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Asian Paints' new centre

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MUMBAI: Asian Paints (India) Limited said that it has set up its first Total Water Management Centre. The Centre is located in the premises of Asian Paints' manufacturing facility at Bhandup, Mumbai.

It is open to all institutions, housing societies, NGOs, manufacturing facilities or any concerned citizen. This centre is planned as a one-stop solution to all water conservation issues. It showcases various working models on water conservation and also provides information on water supply, distribution, storage and usage, the company said.

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