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Identification of sampling sites for water quality monitoring in Narmada basin – A research report by National Institute of Hydrology

The report attempts to identify sampling sites for water quality monitoring in Narmada basin. The assessment of water quality conditions over a wide area with respect to time and space requires the monitoring of activities to be carried out in a network. The location of a permanent sampling station is probably the most critical factor in a monitoring network which collects water quality data. If the samples collected are not representative of the water mass, the frequency of sampling as well as the mode of data interpretation and presentation becomes inconsequential.Read More

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Identification of sampling sites for water quality monitoring in Narmada basin by NIH (1996-971.09 MB

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Hoshangabad, MP, India
Latitude: 22.746128, Longitude: 77.719356

Chapter on Water Resources from the Chhattisgarh State of the Environment Report (2004)

The chapter on Water Resources from the Chhatisgarh State of the Environment Report, 2004 begins with a discussion of the problems in the State like (a) limited irrigation potential created (b) unbRead More

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Raipur, CT, India
Latitude: 21.242803, Longitude: 81.638708

A review of 2005 World Bank Report report on the state of water in India

A review of this report by Dr. Mihir Shah, Samaj Pragati Sahyog (originally published in Economic and Political Weekly in 2006)Read More

Effect of climate change on water resources - A preliminary consolidated report by Central Water Commission and the National Institute of Hydrology

Climate change mapThis report on the Effect of Climate Change on Water Resources, prepared by the Central Water Commission and the National Institute of Hydrology, under the guidance of the Ministry of Water Resources in 2008, is one of the first official reports made available by the Government of India, of a reliable quantitative assessment based on field data, of the likely effect of climate change on the availability of water resources, i.e. on the glaciers and snow melt, on rainfall and their effect on run off into the river system and their contribution to ground water.Read More

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River linking - A millennium folly?

This book published by the National Alliance of People's Movements & Initiatives,  is a  collection of articles by experts who dissect and analyze the proposed project from various angles. The contributors are Ramaswamy Iyer, S G Vombatkere, Kalyan Rudra, Himanshu Thakkar, Sudhirendar Sharma, Biksham Gujja and Hajara Shaik, Gopal Siwakoti 'Chintan', Jamal Anwar and Medha Patkar.Read More

Concurrent monitoring of the world's largest drinking water pipeline project - A study of Narmada based project in Gujarat

 This report presents the findings of a study done by Pravah on the concurrent monitoring of the world's largest drinking water pipeline project, the Narmada project, which is supposed to cover 9633 villages an 131 towns of Saurashtra, Kutch and parts of North Gujarat. Read More

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Concurrent monitoring of the world's largest drinking water pipeline project - A study of Narmada based project in Gujarat - Pravaha (2007)16.16 MB

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Saurashtra, GJ, India
Latitude: 21.626371, Longitude: 69.625180

Malwa is thirsty: Indore under water emergency - A Down To Earth Feb 15 2009 Report

"Malwa is thirsty: Indore under water emergency": A Down To Earth Feb 15 2009 report, on the severe water crisis in Indore city and the ineffective meaRead More

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