Gujarat

We often notice dew drops on leaves, grass and some sloping surfaces in the morning hours. These dew drops can actually be a source of drinking water. 

In our effort to make space for infrastructural developments, India's green cover is declining at an alarming rate. The overall mangrove cover in the country stands at 4,740 sq. km., which is 0.14 sq. km of India’s overall geographical area. 

Maharashtra cabinet decides on drip irrigation for sugarcane cultivation 

How often does one get to experience a terrain that is as dramatically transformative as The Little Rann of Kutch? With changing seasons, it adorns itself with different landscapes, thus, completely shifting shape, its functions and appeal. 

India's groundwater crisis: Gujarat's solar irrigation cooperative embarks on a solution

Centre urges states to gear up for possible monsoon failure

Just seven to eight percent water left in TN’s reservoirs

Government decides to create a permanent tribunal for all inter-state river disputes

Six years on, Gujarat fails to form wetland panel

Gazala Paul spent her 50th birthday among the Baiga people of Chhattisgarh. On the eve of her 25th wedding anniversary, she was in Rapar, a block near the Little Rann of Kutch, in a celebratory mood. The MLA of the region had come to a meeting organised with villagers from his constituency and promised to deliver them safe water based on sound scientific principles.