Four days of continuous rainfall have brought in good tidings for Mumbai. Two of the city's water reservoirs that were yet to reach their optimum level have now risen to the brim
Bhatsa, which supplies 60 per cent of Mumbai's water, is 95 per cent full. The Irrigation Department has decided it will not allow it to fill any more as that could lead to flooding in neighbouring villages and pose a threat to the Bhatsa dam wall
The heavy rains in the state during August have brought in good inflow in the major irrigation dams in the state. The dams which had just 36 percent water till August 2 now have, as on September 1,68 percent water in the dams
31 August 2010
Due to heavy rains in the catchment, the hill streams that feed Subbareddysagar a medium irrigation project in Prattipadu assembly constituency are in spate submerging, nearly ten villages
27 August 2010
Government decides to scrap NTPC hydel project on Bhagirathi river
26 August 2010
Ten more people died and thousands were affected as flood waters inundated low lying areas following incessant rains in north India on Thursday
22 August 2010
Engineering failures cause of Pakistan floods? - Article from Dawn
Lessons from the field — Rainwater harvesting in India - National Geographic
National Geographic water footprint calculator - Every drop counts !
21 August 2010
Make every drop count in New Delhi: Financial Express
19 August 2010
The commune of roots - Farmers sharing, learning and reaping
Opening up defecation: Article from The Hoot
18 August 2010
Alaska city set to ship water to India, U.S. company announces
17 August 2010
Q&A: Thomas Bjelkeman-Pettersson connecting aid and water online at Akvo.org
Freshwater jewels - An article from Sanctuary Asia
The depth of our collective history has countless stories, including some that we have yet to find the ending to. These mysteries have been puzzling scholars for years and many still remain unsolved
16 August 2010
India's groundwater challenge: Civil Society Magazine
When all else fails, catch raindrops: How an ex-lecturer from Udipi district turned around the land - India Together
15 August 2010
Clean drinking water is often very difficult for people in some parts of India to obtain. In response, Operation Blessing International has been in the country drilling water wells
14 August 2010
A butterfly, as chaos theory guru Edward Lorenz once pointed out, could flap its tiny wings and change weather patterns for ever. Yet we are so accustomed to the invariability of our climate
