Explore how India is tackling water stress through circularity. Learn about wastewater recycling in cities and farms, ...

Explore a structured summary of the National Report 2024 on Jal Jeevan Mission. Learn how India is shifting from water ...

The Inland Vessels Act, 2021 (replacing the 1917 Act), provides a modern, uniform legal framework for inland water navigation ...

As Raipur expands, the Kharun River Basin faces intensifying floods and sediment loads. Explore how climate change and land-use shifts are erasing the predictability of India’s monsoon heartland.

Explore the critical link between water quality, health, and sanitation in India. Stay updated on issues such as waterborne diseases, sanitation initiatives, and the importance of clean water for ...

Wastewater treatment improves the quality of used water sources and makes water reusable by reducing contaminants to safe levels. However, much of the wastewater that is currently re-used is untreated ...

Sediments play a crucial role in river hydrology, influencing flow, flooding, and ecosystems. Explore their journey from mountains to the sea and see how human actions alter this natural process. What ...

It is 2026, and safe drinking water in India is still not a given. For many urban residents, water remains an invisible certainty, flowing through taps until it suddenly doesn’t. When it fails, it ...

India is the world’s largest user of groundwater, with over 21.9 million wells and tubewells extracting an estimated 247 billion cubic metres annually. This invisible resource supports most of the ...

As one of the world’s fastest-growing economies and the third-largest emitter of greenhouse gases, India’s role in the global fight against climate change is pivotal. The renewable energy sector in ...

The issue of water governance has long been a critical concern in India, especially with the increasing strain on resources due to climate change and population growth. A recent dialogue at the ...

Women play a central role in providing, managing, and safeguarding water. Yet, the waterscapes across the world are distinctly gendered in that productive use of water gets ascribed to men while ...