Mumbai

The coastal regions of India are becoming increasingly vulnerable to climate changes, developmental activities and urbanisation. Sustaining the livelihoods of fishing communities and preserving the health of coastal ecosystem and biodiversity are important challenges that India faces.

Rains cause havoc in Hyderabad while Mumbai lakes, dams overflow with water

JalSevak Solutions present a feasibility study for implementation of JalSevak greywater recycling system at a tribal students' hostel in rural Maharashtra.

The pitiful state of some of the water bodies in the country, coupled with the sheer apathy of the government, have forced some well-meaning citizens to come out of their comfort zones and make a difference. Some of these efforts, like the Puttenahalli lake in Bengaluru that is now overflowing with clean water, have been successful, while others are ongoing.

Maharashtra reeling under its worst water crisis

Government proposes to set up a National Water Commission

Three villages displaced by Tehri dam finally recognised as revenue villages

Increasing concerns over the consequences of inadequate urban sanitation and water with regard to poverty, health, livelihoods, and education have spurred global declarations on the human right to sanitation and water. However, the social and spatial heterogeneity of urban poverty is often missing in global policy debates.

NIH scientists to probe if Mansarovar is the source of Ganga

Government announces launch of Pradhan Mantri Khanij Kshetra Kalyan Yojana