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In our quest to spotlight dedicated entrepreneurs in the water sector, we bring you the story of Priyanshu Kamath, an IIT Bombay alumnus, who pivoted from a lucrative corporate career to tackle one of India's most intricate water quality challenges, that of pollution of urban water bodies.