Indus
IWMI International workshop on Indus-Gangetic Basin project
Posted on 02 Dec, 2009 12:10 AMIt looked unreal then! It appeared a little relevant afterwards. Centuries later it made sense. And only in the recent times has the intensity and appropriateness of Leonardo Da Vinci's observation that water is the driver of nature, struck us!
River basins and river basin organisations in South Asia
Posted on 22 Jul, 2009 03:12 PMAs part of the research study, River Basins and River Basin Organisations in South Asia, done by the Society for Participatory Development Hyderabad, CapNet South Asia (Read More) and Gomukh Environmental Trust for Sustainable Development Pune (Click Here), data about individual river basins has been collected for the river basins in South Asia.
Basin maps of Indus river showing basin indicators, landcover classes and biodiversity information and indicators
Posted on 17 Apr, 2009 01:05 PMCompilation of data for Cauvery basin for river basin planning along with maps of major river basins of India
Posted on 17 Apr, 2009 09:49 AMWater flows without regard to political and administrative boundaries. Water planning with respect to rivers should therefore be done for the river basin (or sub-basin) as a whole. River basin planning also has to look in an integrated way at all the relevant parameters like urban and rural populations, water usage patterns, water pollution, wastewater flows.
Book Review: Empires of the Indus
Posted on 29 Jan, 2009 10:56 AMEMPIRES OF THE INDUS : THE STORY OF A RIVER - by Alice Albinia
Pages: 366 ISBN-978-0-7195-6003-3 (978-0-7195-6004-0)
Format: hardback / trade paperback
Price: £20 / Rs. 550
Publisher: John Murray, U.K. Empires of the Indus is a comprehensive study of how the river Indus and its waterways have changed the history of the Indian sub-continent. Water is potent: it trickles through human dreams, permeates lives, dictates agriculture, religion and warfare. Ever since Homo sapiens first migrated out of Africa, the Indus has drawn thirsty conquerors to its banks. Some of the world's first cities were built here; India's earliest Sanskrit literature was written about the river; Islam's holy preachers wandered beside these waters. This perhaps captures the essence of this Guardian First Book 2008 awardee, Empires of the Indus , The Story of a River, by Alice Albinia.
"Towards Water Wisdom":New book by Ramaswamy Iyer
Posted on 04 Jul, 2007 10:55 AM
(Image is from the Sage Publications webpage listed below)
TOWARDS WATER WISDOM
Limits, Justice, Harmony
RAMASWAMY R IYER : Centre for Policy Research, New Delhi