500,000 billion litres

Roadside rainwater harvesting potential in India remains untapped

Growth thirsty

Groundwater level is plunging in Dhaka. Experts call for making rainwater harvesting mandatory

NASA releases new global maps mapping groundwater, soil wetness

Groundwater and soil moisture are crucial for irrigation and crop growth  

Tracing the origin and recharge zones of Himalayan springs

Bihar, UP move to check misuse of groundwater

Seismic fault as recharge well

Inter-state agreement to replenish groundwater in 800,000 ha

‘Groundwater depleting fast in Indus, Ganga and Brahmaputra basins’

Shanti Swarup Prize 2020 winner Abhijit Mukherjee says Indian states with highest groundwater depletion rates were subjected to water-…

Rivulet resurrected in 45 days

Thousands of people working under NREGS bring a 38 km stream back from the dead in Uttar Pradesh

Dhaka's groundwater level at the lowest in 11 yrs

Jal Shakti ministry’s groundwater guideline shuns opportunity to address overall crisis

Complex groundwater systems cannot be controlled or predicted, but need to be better managed and made more efficient 

Mr Prime Minister good news

The finance minister has said that the government is committed to double farmers' income in five years. Here are a few villages across the …

SSP falls prey to political machinations

Thirty years of planning, 15 years of construction, ten years of promises and Rs 15,000 crore later, the Sardar Sarovar Project is finally …

Shift in priorities

Penny foolish, pond wise

Once parched, Dewas in Madhya Pradesh is now a lush green district

Coimbatore attempts to save waterbodies

Interview: Popatrao Pawar, sarpanch, Hivre Bazar

Digging shallow

Restoring lakes not an engineering task: How some communities did the job

Local bodies and activists in Bengaluru, Pune are coming together to deal with lake pollution, de-silting, encroachment 

Penny unwise, pond foolish

The government should have revived traditional water bodies and ponds to prepare Bundelkhand for drought. Rather, it spent Rs 15,000 crore to …

Unhappy Bani

March of real estate threatens one of the last patches of native Aravalli forest near Delhi

A midsummer dream

Anyone will tell you that follow-ups are not a story. Journalism is not about following stories of specific villages and how they fare year after …

Delhi to get Waterbodies Authority

Over half the 900 wetlands have been encroached upon

Ministers fight over funding National Rainfed Area Authority

Why Chennai floods are a man-made disaster

An analysis shows that in just four decades, urbanisation in the city increased by almost 20 times

A walk through Mangar Bani, a sacred grove near Delhi