Water Management

Green signal to Kalasa-Banduri project held

India leads the world in pollution-linked deaths: Study

Panel expresses displeasure over slow pace of Namami Gange

Study finds, only one out of five river basins in the country can cope with climate change

Agriculture the largest consumer of groundwater in India

The recent trade war between the United States and China was, among other things, about virtual water - the hidden water in products. Producing anything, whether it is soyabean or clothes, uses water, and has a water footprint.

Ensure 100 percent treatment of sewage entering rivers: NGT to authorities

A new study finds that introducing coarse cereals such as millet and sorghum could improve India’s national food supply in many ways.

The National Mission for Cleaning Ganga was set up in 2014 and the Namami Gange programme was launched the year after, with a budget outlay of Rs. 20,000 crore. The implementation of the flagship programme was followed by the framing of a draft National River Ganga (Rejuvenation, Protection and Management) Bill, 2019 to be introduced in the winter session of Parliament.

While climate activists and world leaders were gathering in Paris in the first week of December 2015 to discuss the impact of climate change, the metropolis Chennai in the southern corner of India was inundated with floods.