Hydropower
Government undertakes 3D mapping of aquifers in all villages
posted 1 year 5 months agoGovernment to 3D map aquifers in all villages
Springing back to life
posted 1 year 5 months agoIn popular imagination, steeped in consumer culture, the hills are exotic and aesthetically sublime places to find solace away from busy urban life. This kind of imagination conveniently ignores and de-contextualizes the hills and the problems they face today. The Himalayas, often known as the Water Tower of Asia, are revered because many of the world's important rivers originate from them.
Dibang hydel project gets approval
posted 1 year 5 months agoCabinet approves Dibang hydel project in Arunachal Pradesh
Gender in hydropower development: A long way to go
posted 1 year 5 months agoLarge dams, back in the game?
Water Future Conference: Towards a Sustainable Future
posted 1 year 5 months agoA Future Earth Conference
Opening new frontiers in water system diagnostics and innovative solutions to mitigate the 21st-century global water crisis
Budget allocation to Jal Shakti ministry reduced by 9.4 percent
posted 1 year 6 months agoGovernment cuts budget for Jal Shakti Ministry by 9.4 percent; increases funds for rural drinking water mission
Neglect and lack of monitoring behind country's water scarcity: CWC
posted 1 year 6 months agoIndia not a water defict country. Neglect and lack of monitoring behind country's water scarcity: CWC
Glacier melt threatens water reserves in Satluj basin
posted 1 year 6 months agoRiver Satluj, the powerhouse of the Himalayas
Government launches Jal Shakti Abhiyan to tackle water crisis
posted 1 year 6 months agoCentre launches Jal Shakti Abhiyan
Nal se Jal: hit or miss?
posted 1 year 6 months agoWater scarcity has a history … and that history is nothing less than the history of government. – Alatout, 2008.
