Every drop counts

Look where the world stands as it celebrates Water Day on March 22

MAKING ACCOUNTABLE

Water in age of climate change

We now need to be more than obsessive about water and its management as it is the basis of health and wealth

Bid for Mahadayi

Should Karnataka divert the Mahadayi's water to end the water crisis in its three districts?

The myth of drought

For every administrator, there is a lesson to be learnt from Gujarat's drought. Specially since this dry spell has been brought about more due to …

Warring over water

While issues like Cauvery water sharing and Indus Treaty figured prominently in 2016, other inter-state water conflicts could be on the anvil as …

Controlling water

People in Andhra Pradesh now need official consent to sink new wells

Water riddles

Saving future

Solution to crisis: start planning now

Hard rain down the drain

What's eating up the state's water

Bengaluru’s water future

Water supply must be affordable. Only then can it be sustainable

Simply Put: Digging for water

Simply put: India will soon run out of water

WELCOME TO ESCAPE TOWN

Scientists predict a total system crash in July 2018 for Cape Town’s water supply

World Water Day Special: Making a case for water-sensitive cities

Depinder Kapur, Director, Water Programme, CSE in conversation with Sukanya Nair, Media Resource Centre, CSE

How MNREGA can be used further to address water woes

Adequate atention is not paid to topography, hydrology & geohydrology; unavailability of local data adds to challenge

An India where dams are no longer the new temples

As India’s water crisis deepens, the Jal Shakti ministry has the unenviable task of setting right a system mortgaged to the Nehruvian model …

Government must prioritise on conserving water

Our river systems are suffering badly from water scarcity and non-point source pollution

Summer had not even begun when these Indian cities imposed water cuts

Down To Earth lists some prominent cities that have resorted to water rationing in the absence of any alternate sources

Women and their woeful walk for water

Women are responsible for finding and collecting water for their families. They walk miles, carry heavy burdens and wait for their turn for hours.…

Simply Put: Five trillion economy

Simply Put: Unsafe drinking water

Bihar staring at water crisis in summer months with groundwater levels declining

A new report has put 11 districts in the ‘water-stressed’ category

4 out of 10 rural households travel every day for drinking water

10.5 per cent rural households spend over 30 minutes to get water every day

Water talk

Youngsters from all over the world seek to change the paradigm of water