Bundelkhand's bravehearts

For villages that survived recurring droughts, the economic-ecological connection makes more sense

Two new Bollywood films and a message

Contemporary Hindi films get real, hitch-hike to success

Water stress to increase, but so will water-related jobs, says UN report

According to the report, the lack of sufficiently skilled labour in water and sanitation has contributed to the estimated leakage of 30 per cent …

Measure of tolerance

New way to calculate capacity of soil to resist erosion

Treating effluents

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Fixing the drought

To uplift the poor it is important to understand the root cause of poverty

Alarming dip

Break the odour

Wanted: technologies to make urinals waterless, stink-free

Biodiversity exhibition on wheels

'Ours is a model of natural farming'

A couple in Kerala demonstrate that barren land can be brought back to life without using any external inputs.

Neemi's water conference

Jal biradari launches movement to drought-proof villages

Australia manages its water crisis well

Aussies toil with drought

A look at floods in Rajasthan's Barmer district

Rajasthan flash floods can drought-proof state

Toilet training

Groundwater management: The visible crisis of an invisible resource

Water table declined in pockets of 6 major cities by more than 4 metres over the years

West Bengal elections: Activists try to push river conservation into agenda

Condition of several rivers in the state critical, puts livelihoods of thousands at risk, flagged environmentalists

The chase and the change: Let’s look back at 15 years of MGNREGA this World Water Day

The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act has shown what it can achieve by putting water conservation at its core

Climate change and water: Ripple marks

People with lower socio-economic status, migrants and refugees are most vulnerable to the impact of climate change on water

Maharashtra orders corruption probe into construction of check dams

Newspaper and TV reports, in last few months, have made allegations that quality of construction is poor

Political parties cannot offer solutions

Well into his seventies, the veteran of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Kushabhau Thakre recently took office as president of the …

Delhi hosts Water Asia 2000

Amid private companies' high-tech solutions to the water crisis, CSE presents a decentralised view of water management

Vindicated

The Magsaysay award for Rajendra Singh has meant volte-face by critics of community-based water harvesting

Community initiative

Andaman revives WWII wells to deal with water crisis