UN General Assembly s resolution on water and sanitation as a human right
Water and sanitation is a human right but waits to be implemented and made 'available to all'
The neocolonial path to power - Article in the Himal Southasian
Nepal’s power sector based on capacity- building to meet the needs of its own commerce and industry is far from perfect, but it is a better long-term bet than Bhutan’s much- touted model.
Research reports of the National Institute of Hydrology (1996-2001) - Highlights
150 research reports of National Institute of Hydrology are now accessible at the India Water Portal
Voices from the Waters 2010 : The 5th international film festival on Water
Voices from the waters' marks its fifth year into voicing issues and awareness building
Power finance: Financial institutions in India's hydropower sector - A report by SANDRP, Urgewald and IRN
What is really at stake in the two most important power projects of India? A background into India's power and financial sectors
Indian flash floods kill 170, hundreds of people still missing
Aid workers estimate of 25,000 people in Leh and surrounding villages have been affected by the monsoonal deluge and thousands have sought refuge in relief camps and rehabilitation centres.
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