At the Times Now Summit 2025 in New Delhi, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari shared insights on Nagpur's innovative approach to waste management, highlighting a water recycling project that generates Rs 300 crore annually by selling treated toilet water. He referenced a similar successful project in Mathura, where cleaned sludge was sold to Indian Oil's refinery. Gadkari emphasized the profitable nature of such initiatives, with partnerships between the government and investors. He also stressed the potential of hydrogen as the future fuel, mentioning the benefits of waste segregation in producing hydrogen and reducing fossil fuel imports. The Summit, featuring notable speakers like Amit Shah and Bill Gates, focuses on discussions about India's advancements in governance, economy, and infrastructure.