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River Kaveri in Kodagu. (Image: Rameshng/Wikimedia Commons)

The Kaveri flashpoint of 2026: An old river dispute in new political weather

06 Aug 2026

8 min read

Mizoram's forest fires are predictable. (Image: Wikimedia Commons)

Mizoram wildfire hotspots: Geospatial science predicts forest fires before they start

06 Aug 2026

7 min read

Smart Irrigation in India (Image: Joice Rivas)

Smart water scheduling can save millions of cubic metres and reduce groundwater dependence in India

06 Aug 2026

7 min read

A stream in Uttarakhand. Source: TanayaPrapti via Wikimedia Commons.

Nature's tiny inspectors: How bugs confirm the health of Uttarakhand's Rawasan stream

Aarti Kelkar Khambete

06 Aug 2026

6 min read

A shepherd is guiding a large herd of sheep through dry pastureland in Kashmir.

Kashmir’s mountains are getting harder for its pastoralists to read

31 Jul 2026

7 min read

Assam, in the grip of floods. Source: IWP Flickr photos.

From disaster to design: Rethinking Assam’s flood future

Aarti Kelkar Khambete

01 Aug 2026

10 min read

Ken river (Image: Sarah Welch)

Ken-Betwa river inter-linking: Inside India’s controversial water megaproject

27 Jul 2026

10 min read

A landslide in a village in south Tripura triggered by heavy rainfall.

Not the rain, but the rage: How extreme rainfall is redrawing North-East India's geography

02 Aug 2026

6 min read

A tiger cooling itself near the water. Source: Satyamangalam Tiger Reserve, Tamil Nadu, India.

The Tiger–River Connection: Why India's water future depends on healthy forests

29 Jul 2026

10 min read

Hidden mercury hotspots and toxic risks beneath Sabarmati Riverfront's concrete banks. (Image: Tarun, Wikimedia Commons)

Mercury in the shadows: The hidden story behind India's Sabarmati riverfront

29 Jul 2026

8 min read

Sea sparkle (type of marine plankton) blooms. Source: Sander van der Wel from Netherlands via Wikimedia Commons.

When rivers meet the sea: How dams are influencing plankton blooms along India's coasts

Aarti Kelkar Khambete

27 Jul 2026

8 min read

A nearly dried-up pond on the outskirts of Bhuj contains only a small amount of saline, muddy water, making it unsuitable for livestock. (Credit: Jay Anjaria, Homes in the City)

Waiting for the rains: Water and livelihoods in Kutch during a delayed monsoon

26 Jul 2026

6 min read

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