Water Crisis : Articles

Ditsa Bhattacharya
Water Crisis : Articles
25 Aug 2019
The CWMI report, released by NITI Aayog, also pointed out that the larger economic contributors across the country have low water management scores, and this can hamper India’s economic progress.
Ujjawal Krishnam
Water Crisis : Articles
29 Jul 2019
The state government has come up with stringent laws to rein in water theft, but the history of the state is replete with instances that indicate that it was the state government itself which…
P. Sainath/PARI
Water Crisis : Articles
23 Jul 2019
Crop pattern changes, waning forest cover, an explosion of borewells, the death of a river, and more – have produced dramatic effects on land, air, water, forests and climate in Andhra Pradesh’s…
Vikas Bhadauria
Water Crisis : Articles
11 Jul 2019
The water of this once freshwater river is so contaminated that it is suspected to have caused genetic mutations in the population of the region, as per a study of the Punjab Pollution Control Board.
Malvika Singh
Water Crisis : Articles
10 Jul 2019
Availability of water to each person in the country during 1951 was 5,177 cubic metre per year, which has now come down to 1,345 cubic metre.
Sumedha Pal
Water Crisis : Articles
05 Jul 2019
Only 16% of the total projects in FY 2018-19 were drought related as per the MIS data on the MGNREGA website.
Sagari Chhabra
Water Crisis : Articles
03 Jul 2019
What we are truly facing is a crisis of morality and a crisis of ethics.
Yogesh S
Water Crisis : Articles
29 Jun 2019
Most of the lakes in Bengaluru are settlements now and the remaining ones are being neglected by the government which is coming up with irrational and impractical plans for the water crisis in the…
Nileena S.B
Water Crisis : Articles
27 Jun 2019
According to a recent report published by NITI Aayog, 21 Indian cities including Chennai will run out of ground water by 2020.
Mohd. Imran Khan
Water Crisis : Articles
07 Jun 2019
According to district officials, water level of the river Falgu – perceived as the lifeline of the town of Gaya – has decreased nearly by 60 feet in the last two years.