The key role played by a good water supply as an engine of economic growth and national prosperity has been well recognized by the developed countries.
This report presents the groundwater scenario in twenty eight major cities of the country based on a consolidation of the urban studies carried out by it.
Talk by Sekhar Raghavan, Rain Centre, at the Rotary Club of Madras South weekly meeting on 26 April 2011 on rainwater harvesting and ecological sanitation
This article by the Institute for Resource Analysis and Policy reveals some of the fallacies in Indian irrigation most important being that well irrigation is superior to canal irrigation.
This paper attempts a reality check on the ‘miracle growth’ in Gujarat’s agricultural production by looking at the gross value of the outputs from agriculture
India has a large number of technological, management and institutional options. What is needed is the political will to put systems into place to make it happen
The authors propose a framework that makes it possible to evaluate a wider range of centralized and decentralized policies for urban water supply than previously considered.