The Department of English at Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib, organized a One-Day National Seminar dedicated to World Water Day 2025. The seminar on "Water and Humanity: Crisis, Culture and Sustainability" brought together distinguished scholars, environmentalists, and academicians to discuss the urgent need for water conservation and sustainability. The event began with a formal welcome by Dr. Ankdeep Kaur Attwal, Head, Department of English, who greeted the esteemed dignitaries and participants. She highlighted the relevance of the seminar, emphasizing the growing global water crisis and the need for collaborative efforts to address water conservation challenges.In his presidential address, Dr. Pritpal Singh, Vice-Chancellor of the University, underscored the importance of preserving water for future generations. He pointed out that while agriculture contributes to water depletion, untreated industrial effluents pose a far greater threat, leading to severe health issues such as cancer, kidney diseases, and waterborne infections. He also drew attention to the rise of corporate hospitals in Punjab, linking it to increasing health risks due to water pollution. He called for immediate action in this regard and proudly shared the contribution of the University in water conservation. He shared that the University is committed to saving water and has established sewerage water treatment plant, Run-off and RO water water recharge and rain water harvesting. He also shared that the University has orgainsed number of tree plantation drives. In his inaugural address, Dr. Sukhwinder Singh Billing discussed the two main aspects of the water crisis: availability and quality.