Despite government funding, only 30% urban slums have toilets
News this week: Toilets in only 30% urban slums, pipeline being laid close to Golconda fort and 99 illegal dyeing units unearthed in Tirupur
Toilet-less in urban slums (Source: bbc.co.uk)
‘अपना तालाब’ विस्तार कार्यशाला का आयोजन
पर्यावरणीय संतुलन बनाने में जुटी अखिलेश सरकार
फिर होगी यमुना नदी के घाटों पर पानी लाने की कवायद
डूबने को है रेगिस्तान का जहाज
ग्रीन हाउस खेती की संभावनाएं
खनन का अधिकार चाहिए
शिवराज सिंह का अपना तालाब
Water News: 2013 in review
Beginning with the Kumbh Mela and moving on to natural disasters like the floods in Uttarakhand and the cyclone in eastern India, water made big news throughout 2013.
Shiva statue, Kedarnath (Source: ibtimes.co.uk)
जल बोर्ड मुख्यालय के पास पानी की गंभीर समस्या
Separated by a spring
Two villages used the same spring as their source of water for generations but over time, it divided rather than unite them. What caused it and was it ever resolved?
Bedu Naula, in Uttarakhand
Damming Bhutan affects India
Could there be a repeat of the 2004 dam breach caused by the bursting of the Tsatichu lake that resulted in flooding areas of Assam?
Manas river flowing through wildlife sanctuary
Restoring water supply to Nagaland's hills
Damage of water pipelines due to landslides can be tackled by creating quick action plans and alternative sustainable sources.
A damaged water pipeline in Nagaland
The indefinite fast continues
River activist Shashi Shekhar has restarted his fast to protest embankments on the Adhwara Samuh rivers in North Bihar. Will the authorities relent this time around?
Activist Shashi Shekhar (Source: Water-Vagabond)
शिक्षा अधिकार का लक्ष्य साधती कोड़ाकू बेटियां
विश्व के सर्वाधिक जहरीले स्थान
अजेंद्र अजय को “केदार रत्न” पुरस्कार
ये नदियां
आसान नहीं शहर को मुफ्त पानी की राह
water
दिल्ली में पानी पर घमासान
Subscribe to
×